Wholesalers are always coming across off market inventory they're looking to unload.

Lumber prices have doubled in the past 6 months as well.

I don't see how the name of a single store in Jersey City can help you, but it was Tsigonia paint and lumber.

Not only this, but almost every year due to the quest for corporate profits and inflation insurance, commodities (lumber, metals, labor), utilities!

Seller "Umm...Not sure, it was built before I purchased the property last year" "Interesting, cause the stamps on the lumber show it was manufactured June 2017"

He has been working with some of the same investors for 20 years and initially helped them buy properties and now is helping some of them unload properties.

I found 2 multi family properties, a 6 unit and a 4 unit as part of a portfolio package (current investor looking into a bigger deal and wants to unload).

If someone ups their bid, they unload the house.

I've looked at several deals that pop up with great spreads on the MLS and I've noticed a trend... they are on the MLS because it's a seller's market and they can unload something that performs (no matter how much of a time-bomb they are) to inexperienced investors willing to do anything for cash flow.

I would build a temporary wall to hold the ceiling up before you remove that wall, then put in the header, then remove the temporary wall.The materilas that you need (drywall and lumber) are very cheap.