Sorry for going around in circles, I just want to make sure I am clear on how this should be done legally.

I have heard on several podcasts about the concept of “retrading” (the term for going back to the seller after you are under contract and asking for credits, concessions, etc.) and how it could potentially be detrimental to that deal as well as potential deals with that seller in the future.

I have people who call me a failure for going to work for someone else, but also remember that those are crappy people that don't need to be in your life and that you can laugh at when they're still working and you can just sit on your porch and read a book for the day because you don't need to go to work every day to live.

If it matches what you are looking for, go for it! 

Find a way to give them something other than more money or perhaps, get something for going up in price.

So if the wholesaler can sell it to someone else that is happy paying 80% or me or you that want it at 70% or better...tough to blame them for going somewhere else.At the end of the day if you market for your own deals you will have the greatest amount of control of your margins, but that doesn't mean you will always get it or that it will be easier!

@Robert Autorino @Marvin Song Gentlemen I just sent you a PM :)

No, but this is what you signed up for. Going

It will take you a few week to cull the list down, but if you make time to do your due diligence, you will find some decent investment opportunities for a song.

Here's a funny video making its rounds, it pretty funny!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGfQk9XXm24