While I know and understand that it is unrealistic to get into such multi-million dollar properties from where I stand, I do have a plan as to how I can get started.I firstly think it is wise to start in the outer boroughs, such as where I live in the bronx.

Danko- "The Undoing Project" - Michael LewisOverall, I frequently find the numbers talked about for some of the American markets unrealistic here in Ottawa, even relative to the surrounding smaller towns.

Folks just expecting a slam dunk deal to just end up in your inbox for no effort have a very unrealistic expectation of how wholesaling works.

It never occurred to me to worry about whether an agent thought it was a low ball offer, too low, unrealistic, or whatever.  

I've yet to do a deal as the listings off of the MLS are a feeding frenzy where multiple offers are being sent to force the price of a home into an unrealistic chance for an investor to make money.Auctions, direct mail, and just calling the owners of homes seems to be the only way to find appropriate deals.

The deal always ends up falling apart because the seller is a pain to deal with, doesn't negotiate in good faith, has unrealistic expectations about price, their house, the market and the process. 

I think it is unrealistic to think a buyer would pay more for a property in a package than the price supported by comps. 

Now closing just went from maybe 2 weeks or less to prob 6 to 8 weeks, but holding out for a cash sale w/quickie close is usually unrealistic.

A lot of these answers sound unrealistic.

I am full up on building lots I have 50 bought and shovel ready so not looking for something else at this time.the description above is missing a ton of info.. so hard to make sense of it...my only thoughts are 10 day due diligence and 30 day close on 30 lots in the PDX area is completely unrealistic.. especially at the dollars being bandied about ... if they are shovel ready permit ready maybe... but anything short of that NO way.