Currently Reading/ Recently finishedThe Innovators Dilemma by Clayton M Christensen How to be a Real estate Investor by Phil Pustejovski One Up on Wall Street by Peter Lynch And The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Real Estate Investing by Joshua Dorkin and Brandon TurnerMuch Appreciated,Anthony Daniel Johnson

Nobody would pay that on the street tho.

Driver around all the streets and look for vacant houses.

End of the day, yes you can probably sell your note but having ready liquidity means you don't have to go out in the street and find someone which the theory says you should be willing to pay more what you are buying.

Stumbled on a few of my words in the beginning and then the movie "the wolf of wall street" kicked into me head and I suddenly got a lot more confident talking to the agent.

If they are planning to be rolling around in Bentleys like Wall Street banker, they wont last long, but if their prices stay within average or better, who cares, your saving money if you know it or not.If your flip can't support a fair price, your not doing to good as an investor, it's not the vendors fault you overpaid for a property and can't pay market for work to repair it. 

It will be higher than off the street.

Meanwhile I am camping out in the house; but since the law specifies the redemption notice to the sheriff has to be filed no more than 30 days in advance, or no less than 2 days in advance, I cannot figure out how much warning I will have that I have lost the house and have to be out on the street (another rich homeless person, how weird!).  

It is worth it because they ensure residences keep their grass cut, trash cans off the street, and keep the subdivision presentable.  

One up the street is RED.