I'm surprised the bank accepted an offer without one.Thanks for the answer Mitch , No I haven't make an offer yet , I'm planing on making offer , normally how much time can I ask for without lossing my chance to win the bid

I haven't done a deal yet but if i knew i had investors waiting i would feel more confident knowing i had some kind of buyers list and not just winging it and i know you can have a strategy all planed out but if you dont do anything with it its useless but i would real appreciate any help or advice 

Check for flood planes and flood ways on your lot.

HI BPrs, I'm planing my next road trip and considering visiting new markets.I mainly invest in multi family homes and looking to explore another marker where the rent to price ratio make sense. 

I'd get on a plane or drive over and see for yourself if it's right for you to invest out of state.

Being able to drive to your rentals rather than getting on a plane is really nice (I imagine at least). 

If that's the route you're planing to take, then I suggest you reach out to people that have worked with these people and ask about their experience.

Do I need to get you a plane ticket or would you settle for a greyhound ticket?

Real estate can be very location specific, so you already have an advantage in understanding where the better areas/neighborhoods are, the questionable or bad parts of town, you can also visit a property (no plane needed) if the seller insists on signing in person, etc.The only reason to initially consider out of state wholesaling is if you live in a megacity such as Los Angeles or New York City where wholesaling is a lot more complicated.I started off in my own backyard and have since moved into different cities within my state (Texas).

Flood plane?