FW market will not disappoint you.

After using Craigslist and getting disappointing results, I listed my unit up on Zillow and it was rented quickly. 

While I was disappointed to say the least, I still got back a portion of my cash but with a lower loan amount and a locked-in interest rate, my cash flow is pretty good now. 

Frankly I was pretty disappointed with it, all the content was the same or similar to stuff I already found before, for free.  

You’ll be really disappointed (or broke) at the end of the projectKnow your game plan for the house right from the start.

Pete, my 14 y/o son and I were both really disappointed with the waves. 

As it turned out the PM acknowledged that he always estimates low so as to not disappoint an investor in case he can't rent it at optimal numbers.

It is disappointing to be so far under market, but it will work out and shouldn't slow us down too much. 

A bit disappointed, but understandable, thanks for confirming.

Wholesaling properties would require contracting these pre-foreclosures with the permission from the owner (homeowner retains ownership of the property until it is auctioned off), negotiating a purchase price directly with the bank (dependent upon liens) and then selling the contract you retained from the bank for the purchase of this property to another investor.You will require a network of investors as these banks give you a time frame to close on this property at the price you negotiate (thus losing a deal after working months to get would be a major disappointment).Experience in cost of construction is a plus; gives you better leverage when negotiating with the bank.Short sale negotiators would be a major plus as they understand exactly what the homeowner is required to fill out and provide.Most short sales tend to take 3-6 months to negotiate and contract.