Well you can use leverage in the stock market by buying on margin or using derivatives/options... but it is extremely risky ;)Another aspect is the ability to "short" stocks or make money on the way down.

So many rehabbers here are working on thin margins and trying to make up for it in volume.

The Investors typically stick to the lower income houses for the area so they can dump them quick if something goes wrong.If you have no cash and marginal credit and can barely make a house payment you will have to change your life before getting a loan.

Plus my cash flow margins are pretty good, so I am still cash flowing.

yes you can UNLESS the PSA specifically states you can not or any of the addendums agreed to in writing specifically prohibit it (REO, short sales, Hud, Fannie, Freddie have no assignment clauses).If you work direct with sellers, have your own purchase contract that allows for assignments and you are good to go.For those asking about double closings rather than assigning to "hide" your profit margin, keep in mind it only hides it temporarily, and if the price is right for the buyer, it should not make any difference to them what you make.

Based on the information you provided, I'd pass and find a deal with less headaches and bigger margins.

The margins between buy and sell?

Nor is assuming the Seller will sell at a price which includes a margin for Buyer 1.

Criteria lowered to allow for the marginal to be more acceptable.

When you first create your template for mail merge, you must painstakingly adjust the font size, line spacing and margins to make sure that the letters fall where they should on the lines on the paper.