Class C is more work than class B, but if managed well can do great.  

Of these professional wholesalers, nearly all of them will be well capitalized professional real estate investors or large businesses doing hundreds of deals annually with many years in and around every part of the real estate investment journey.

Seems more like criticism for the most part. 

If Trump is in office, this is what you can expect:✅ Deregulation & Business GrowthTrump has always been pro-business, pro-entrepreneur, and anti-regulation.That means less government interference, fewer roadblocks for businesses, and a pro-capitalist environment.Expect him to cut funding to agencies like the SEC, the IRS, and other regulatory bodies that slow down investment and deal-making.More tax incentives for small businesses, investors, and real estate developers.✅ Tariffs & “America First” ManufacturingTrump has made it clear—he’s bringing manufacturing back to the U.S.Expect tariffs on China, Mexico, and other foreign producers—forcing companies to reinvest in American infrastructure, factories, and real estate.That means more demand for industrial real estate, warehouses, and logistics hubs right here in the U.S.And guess who’s already looking into those opportunities?

Would like to know if this is even worth it?

Outside of West Oakland, what areas would you say are likely to go up in value over time - what pockets/neighborhoods are you looking at?

But, at second brush, it seems to me like the only properties for which an owner would ask for excess proceeds were the properties I was going to lose to shrew investors anyway.

Like I said I have the buyer ready to buy. 

I would like to ask one important question.

I went over to check and they were leaving their sweets like cakes on the counter.