Make a few calls and you might strike gold in terms of a deal.....good luck  

@Mike HernGreat postWhat people do not realize is trying to strike any deal with a seller who is in distress is extremely risky to opening yourself up to a lawsuit.

My GoalI must achieve financial freedom (or at least to be within striking distance of it) in 4 years.

My advice - partner with a realtor or lender who can show you how to improve your knowledge on values, now when your VERY close to striking a deal, bring the borrower in and do it that way.99% of deals/leads etc. are trash....so if you sent them all to your buyer to get them to do your work for you (putting the value and rehab on it) as a wholesaler, it's not sustainable.Take time to learn how to get accurate ARV's.

But striking out into a completely different industry entirely, why?

Short flight from Seattle and strikes a good balance between appreciation and affordability.

It's a seesaw ride, so you have to strike a balance.

Yes i can see well enough to see if i got a strike or spare.  

We had a water leak in the front yard from a lightning strike.

We don't permit more than a few days without amending the lease, so we feel it strikes a decent balance.As you say, to each their own :)