I haven't seen all the material from all the gurus of course, but what I have seen and what I have heard through the interviews on the BP podcasts and others is that the information is valid in terms of how to wholesale or network or short sales etc.I am not defending their sales techniques, just saying that the information provided by them was accurate and presented in a comprehensive form that was thought out and had direction on the teaching.

Which now you are.Be sure to have solid accurate comps.

Back 2 units rent for $300 front units rent for $375. 2 separate buildings - front 900 sq ft, back 2 are 576 sq ft.My question - if the rental income is accurate, why is this still on the market even though it meets the 2% rule?

Provided numbers show a 10.5 cap which is not accurate as some expenses were not accounted for.Not the worst deal, not the best deal.

You know, the gambling type of investing.We can only guess what her exit strategy is.

I want to scream because I finding comps, I just want to make sure I have accurate and update comps, which is why I want agents that I had been working with to provide the MLS reports of Wholesale and Retail comps so I get my offers in.

Assuming your numbers are accurate, it seems like a good deal to me.

I have seen lots and lots of BPO's and I just do not believe them to be sufficiently accurate when large amounts of repairs (sometimes just moderate) need to be made to the property.

Numbers look solid, if accurate.

But I feel like without having a solid team in place, or at least another seasoned investor who lives in the area, I would be gambling with my money.