If you spend your time looking for a cash buyer, you'll go back to the drawing board because to them, you're just another person looking for cash buyers without a deal.I understand your value proposition to a potential seller is being able to present a cash offer.

It seems as though a lot of BP investors strive for $100 cash flow per door.   I personally don't see how the math works over the long haul.   Fact is an unexpected repair such as a flooding of a basement, a tree fall...

If you are just picking from the open market what is the value proposition for the wholesaler unless they have negotiated the price very aggressively. 

Unique Selling Proposition?

Happy hunting.Thanks for your advices and replies.If this property has real potential (location, size, etc.) and you are truly interested in developing it, then take a value proposition for a better/best use of the property to the City planning committee/department.If your proposal demonstrates better use (read: more tax revenue and neighbourhood improvement) for the City then Mayor's personal view on the property may change {or will not sway council if it does not}.

I was wondering if anyone here has rendered services from Grant Wise and if so, what were the pro's and con's and was it a worthwhile proposition ?

My work keeps me traveling so I am looking at strategies for the mobile investor lol as it is a scary proposition buying in a new place.

Does this seem like a reasonable proposition for Morgantown, or am I out of my mind?  

My key focus is the win-win proposition, leading to profitable gain for parties in a transaction.

It's the classic 'value proposition' model that REI celebrate in (primarily population) growth centric areas.