Upon closing, that money becomes the seller's and in the case of seller financing is used like a down payment, or in the case of bank financing, used to decrease the sale price (and it is the buyer's responsibility to have saved whatever down payment the bank wants at this price). 4.

I suppose as interest rates decrease property value will increase when it comes time to refinance so maybe it’s not a huge deal - especially if I cash out some equity for my second multi family.

Not saying that all wholesalers are bad, but having that barrier between you and the seller increases your risk and decreases your margin. 2) Stick to your numbers.

Boston Dynamics is another one, Tesla is also near product launch, Musk is talking about the cost of labor/hr and how it will decrease as these systems get better. 

I know contract pays for travel nurses have decreased, but I still think you can make a decent profit if you the house is close enough to a hospital.

Not saying that all wholesalers are bad, but having that barrier between you and the seller increases your risk and decreases your margin. 2) Stick to your numbers.

The June 2024 market report from the Austin Board of REALTORS® (ABoR) shows that the median home price in the City of Austin decreased 1.6% to $600,000 over the past 12 months.

A strong decrease in rates means three things-- the economy has been hit, the average consumer has likely been hit harder, and sellers are going to be more open to selling.

Or get creative with seller financing, find good appreciation, decrease operating expenses with a team...

Not increasing, not decreasing.