Neighboring houses are similar, and just a block south, becoming intermittantly shabby, but north, a few hundred feet away and on the other side of the street, is the "better" part of the subdivision.

What makes it a wholesale deal is what you do with it after you contract to purchase it, not how you find it.You can try foreclosures, tax auctions, REOs, or just knock on the door of the most dilapidated home on your block.

I have a block of 3 hours in the morning, and 3 hours later in the day with a nice big break in between when I go have a luxurious lunch, and some shopping.

Hi all,After my mother and my step father checked out the location, it turns out the property is in fairly good condition...but it's the best property on an average block.

The very nice Bank of America building 4 blocks away is half empty and doesn't seem to be changing anytime soon.

They are located in a great area, about a block from the water and the city is building a big park, fishing piers, bike path, children’s playground, etc, along the water.

Budget enough to allow for consistent advertising for every Fri-Sun block until the property is sold.

Of course I am using this as a stumbling block to get out on my own in investing.

I left and drove around the block.

I had a listing from yesterday of a house, a block over, and the description seems quite similar, except no pool, and a bit smaller.