I believe in treating my business relationships by the golden rule because you'll end up loving what you do, create relationships for a lifetime, and feel good about what you do.

It sounds like to me you are assuming the estimates as golden.

Have a plan to refinance after a year or so and you're golden.

Typically after missing a few payments the property will go into Pre-Foreclosure and the time between this and Notice of Sale being served are the golden hours (or. . . um . . . months or years?)

But, alas, it could be next year before any fans set foot inside.Golden Girl’s Golden House.

If so, that's the golden ticket for sure and you're broker will soon be flooded with inquiries!

Sharing you Knight Frank's Prime Global Index for Q2 2020: https://content.knightfrank.co...High-end housing markets across the globe, beleaguered by the coronavirus pandemic and the accompanying damage to the economy, have reached their lowest rate of annual growth in almost a decade, according to the latest prime cities index from Knight Frank. 

If they want to see now with you (rarely happens), be sure you can buy it (hard money ) Or tell them the truth from the beginning.. meaning tell them you want to wholesale it... instead of giving them 2 options.Either way this is the golden rule.

I see your profile says you’ve got some pups, and I’ve got a super friendly golden retriever that would love to meet you (she’s more of a people dog than a dog dog... just kind of ignores other dogs and runs to their owners haha).

As long as you sell your three properties close enough together so that your replacement property can go on each 45 day letter and close within each 180 days you're golden.