I would much rather roll up my sleeves and tackle some jobs just a little too much than write way too many checks.

Once I rolled in town I rolled up my sleeves and found a good carpenter at 12 an hour to work part time.

Again and again, you roll up your sleeves and show noobs and pros alike, whether a deal will make sense or not.

Or else roll up your sleeves and look through pages upon pages of records in the county registrar to find these buyers.

I'm looking forward to seeing what you've got up your sleeve.

(this is the ace i have in my sleeve that has worked for me on a 51k wholesale deal recently) Since you said he paid half the asking price when he purchased it, and he is 70'something, it is safe to assume this property is highly appreciated in value, therefore highly depreciated in the eyes of the IRS..

Its important the person has on white gloves and shoes.......yellow sleeves and pant legs.

I keep mine in binders in sleeves.

I do appreciate you wearing your bias on your sleeve, as its good to know where someone sits on a issue before they make their stand...

Also, should the seller decide they don't want to sell, you have an ace up your sleeve......you can foreclose on them.