However, I think speculation is more of a "gamble" then the cash flow model.

why do i think this is spam?

got a spam email from somebody yesterday. they were talking about how you can make money wholesaling to noncash buyers (buyers who dont have cash or financing).

Let's say I get a $100 option on the property, up and get an inspection for another $350, I'm only gambling $450 now.

First, I'm pretty sure I've made more money in a casino than you've ever even gambled.

Here's a spam email that I received...Hello,How are you,hope you are doing well,am rose anderson a lovely girl,and i drop at your profile www.biggerpockets.com and i love what i saw there,i beleive we can get aquainted,so if it interests you,pls reach me back here okay for further communications okay.i stop here awaiting your respond.Regards,Miss rose( [email protected] )please Contact me in my mail box so that i will send my picture to you and for further [email protected]

Sometimes people post up some cool stuff but mostly it's referred to me as 'short form spamming' as most of it is used to drive traffic to an affiliate product.

I check to see if anyone mentioned me, which by the way is the new spam method.

I have asked around about financing, and so far the best I can find is 20% down, 6.75% on a 25-year loan with a 15-year balloon (so I would probably pay it off in 15 years because I don't like to gamble).

I can understand why the veterans are able to just spam offers.