But I resold it to O/O cash buyers.In August I bought and sold an adorable 2/1 that I bought for $30K that was rent ready (and fully furnished) in a desert town outside of Santa Maria.

I also don't know if I can convince my wife it's a good idea either.80 year old widow is selling a 10 acre park her husband built in 1970.Asking price $165,0009 of 25 lots rented at $195Average expenses over the past 4 years is 64%.

Thank You,Maria

I remember a widow that was our 4th deal telling me when the deal was over she couldn't believe it when I showed up at her door but I was offering her a solution and then she told me she had two other properties to sell so she could get on with her life and asked us to help her on those.

We had one in Idaho, widow with four kids, who skipped after causing damage all because she had to pay a $75 late rent fee.

I'll give you a quick example...This last year I received a phone call from a widow who just lost her husband.

Im in the Lompoc / Santa Maria area & am planning on birddogging or wholesaling properties in this area, by any chance do you know of any REIA in this area, from what I can see there are some in SLO.

I even had a contract with a seller one time and brought them a $25,000 cash buyer and the seller disappeared on me and never paid the "commission"...it was an 80 year old widow and her version of selling her home was telling the park - ONLY.

Originally posted by Maria Hanson:So how do you get around the 150K per year rule?

I handed a $1.25m check to a widow with 3 year old twins after her husband was killed while cycling during a hit and run accident.