If sellers don't pay you can negotiate, at the end of the day they want to sell and won't let a few % mess it up

I've never had a listing anywhere near this price range but I would begin to research the kind of people my buyer's would be, what kind of jobs they would have, where I could meet and find them.Secondly, I would get professional photography of the property and expose the home on social media and pay for ads on instagram, facebook and anywhere else it would make sense to.

Or else you will pay literally, all costs!

Save your reputation above all else and you will increase your chances of being successful. 

But we don’t evict at day 10 like everyone else.

Are you wholesaling actual "mobile" homes that are sitting on a lot owned by someone else or that needs to be moved after sale?

This time I decided to make my own spreadsheet instead of using someone else's.

Equities, stocks, bonds, real estate, gold, silver and everything else is going to increase in nominal value but not necessarily in real value. 

He just said "now I don't feel appreciated, let's settle those favors I did you before we proceed any further" and sent me an invoice for $2K for the lost materials + time with the break-ins.Overall, the job seems to be ~80% complete but with poor quality, and I will absolutely need to hire someone else to fix his mistakes.

I know one thoughts are “I can sell it for more” but that increases the risk as well because if I had a $250k loan on a $225k property and values continued to decline and the mortgage is in someone else’s name - I would be like “ok let me hand the deed back and walk away and go ahead and sue me…