What methods should I use to determine if the price of the house would be in the ballpark of what I would need it to be without seeing the house?

I met so many brilliant people at college and I promise you some of them will become very wealthy.  

I am new starting out in wholesaling and I’m curious to some of the skip tracing methods that can be used when looking to contact owners from your list of potential sellers.

Also, I don't know your area, but I would use several valuation methods to determine market rent, and not just rentometer.

if you follow the Frank and Dave method of POH valuation, they will recommend that you put very little valuation on the POH at all, because as you know the MHs don't really retain value and for every dollar in lot rent collected your likely to put most of that back into the home that you own to a tenant that is more than likely wont take care of the property.

Trying to find deals in Chicago is extremely tough and although I am a new investor I've realized that if you want an actual "deal" where the numbers work, especially for a buy and hold play, one has to be creative and look to unconventional methods to source deals.

What other methods are available to them?

Hi all, I am writing this post to get everyones top three methods to quickly analyze a property.

im interested in knowing why you choose this method, id also like to share a few different ways to acquire properties.

The method you just outlined is a poor way to do this.