I can explain more about those if need be but you likely already know what I am talking about or can find more info on BP about it stated more clearly than I can offer :-)After I got these first deals closed, I purchased three websites from Investor Carrot (LOVE these guys; see below) and then a couple more from one of Matt Theriot's EPIC sites.

Frayser et al I took properties back there and its a freakin nightmare of epic proportions.. it was mainly the GB marketers that hooked up with terrible US partners that sold that crap. 

@James RouxThis looks like a great deal at the outset. 40% ROI probably makes working in a rough neighborhood worth it... but you need to figure out if you'll actually be making epic returns.

The heavy hitters (Graystone, Thrive, Game Ents, Epic Precision, etc.) all basically picked up shop and moved to higher income brackets where the demand hadn't been so cannibalized... or they simply dropped their low-price product entirely and focused on the upper end market.Intown, neighborhoods like Kirkwood became target-rich environments as all the money moved towards Second and Moreland away from Candler and Glenwood.

Its just another example of the epic amount of confusion going on in the banking industry IMO.

I'm a HUGE fan of small multifamily properties (I just closed on a 4 plex last week, and have a massive epic blog post on the BP blog coming out later today or tomorrow about it... keep an eye out for it!)

Now I am just starting out wholesaling w/ no cash of my own, yet I now have a "BUYER OF EPIC PROPORTIONS" to assign properties too!!!!

Defiantly not the norm, epically giving our competitive market.

I consider this an epic fail. 

It's fear mongering on an epic scale that can only be paralleled with terrorism.