Or is it enough to give the buyer/vendee multiple notices, terminating with, "If the defect is not cured by XXXX date, the contract will be considered terminated"?

As an agent if I had an good off market deal I would take it to an end buyer not a wholesaler. 

You'd need to put time and effort into finding a buyer, negotiating the deal, putting it together, and keeping it together. 

Basically, just like any market, you can fail - but it can so easily be avoided when you have the resources and expertise needed to navigate it.For Crime Rates in the City Proper see here: https://crimegrade.org/safest-places-in-scranton-pa/ Just like any city, it varies heavily street to street, but is overall a solid place to invest.

Lease-to-Own: Could attract buyers who can’t buy outright now but want to.

My partner was on the acquisitions side of things, so he is extremely knowledgable in novations and creative ways to get the property under contract and I still have an extensive list of buyers, I have built very good relationships with from when I was doing dispositions.I am open to any thoughts on the best way to start and I am open to networking with any one to hear how you got started and what you would do differently now that you have more experience under your belt!

Reverse flipping is basically you find a buyer and then you find a property for them.

Owner financing can be a fantastic strategy for both buyers and sellers when done right.

We financed the down payment, so with my buyer's agent commission I got back from the seller at closing, not only did we bring $0 to closing, but actually made $5k when we bought the property!

I'm Hugo and I run a buyer's agency called Dream of Lisbon.