Crunch numbers till you're blue in the face, and then when something comes up that meets your criteria, act fast.

@Katy ShearerI coach terms deals Look, this is typical of people trying to learn term deals versus cash dealsCash deals  rule is you can't pay more than 80%Cash deals are like cars you have to buy them cheap and you got to find something that people wantNow if you could 1. buy a Camry wagon for $.50 on the dollar of Kelly's Blue Book OR2.

I'm looking for an awesome restaurant for blue crab within 30 miles.

The comments about the blue collar jobs are spot on.  

i don't quite follow how my question has anything to do "with calling me out"  this is my stance..There are legal ways to do wholesaling and i will defend the legal process until i'm blue in the face.  

If it's highlighted blue, they'll get the email notification.

Knew I wasn't reinventing the wheel (or hoped, rather) so thanks.70% and 2% would be nice, but I haven't seen them but once in a blue moon in South Florida.  

I know of a 3/2 that is in a great neighborhood with blue ribbon schools.

My reasons why are;1)My rentals are mainly solid blue class neighborhoods and these tenants where not familiar with finished concrete.2) Home does not show well in winter.3) Finished Concrete is not maintenance free and it can be damaged.Personally I don't like the feel of tile throughout house so I don't do it.  

@Dustan Marshall  depends on what purpose your tracking the net worth for.As @Steve Vaughan mentions if its for the purpose of securing lending from a bank they are going to want to see financial described exactly as Steve mentioned and they are going to want to see them at Book   not blue sky values.