Hi everybody, this is Leo and am new to BP. Super excited about being part of the community.Short bio: I am a high tech pro, working a full time job traveling the world. On the side, I invest in RE. Own a couple of pl...

Transparency throughout the process is always a good policy and as soon as I smelled a bad deal I would give them the option to renegotiate price or terminate the agreement. 

Yes, you can find a lead on Craigslist or wherever but that's really where you will battle with the other new guys - in any "free" media.John was also right that most offers (from investors) that are too high are usually never going to see the light of day - in other words, those deals often fall thru when the wholesaler realizes that no cash buyer is interested at their price.  

So I go to the download page...give them my email address...no harm, no foul...least I can do is sign up for his list...after all....he is giving me a free book right?? 

If it is greed, it will be an uphill battle.  

This boils down to "choose your battles" and I don't think your battle can or will be won.

Half the battle is finding a seller who is reasonable on their price.

Holding up well, doesn't show kitchen dirt, no vinyl smell, no apparent peeling or anything.

My old boss had a saying, "throw yourself into the sh*t, and see how you smell when you come out."

The DealWe walked into this flea ridden mess of a house, and smelled the potential immediately.