Chances are slim its the deal you believe it to be.

Chances of being successful are pretty slim right out of the gate. 

The point for an insurer is that the foreclosed upon owner has voluntarily eliminated making any future claim such that title insurer deems is minimal risk and are happy to take your money with slim to no chance of having to spend money defending your title against later claims. 

The chance of actually being there 40 hrs week is slim, but possible.My concern is the paying of points.

Not in SA but I would say 10% margin is too slim. 1 error or unforeseen issue will wipe out your profit.

BPOs are a fraction of what they once were and REO listings are slim with the majority of the REO Listing going to experienced agents.   

Unfortunately there is no silver bullet or magic pill in real estate, its work to find good deals and then build relationships to sell the deals.

I'm sure there's one rock-solid wholesaler out there that gets really good deals but by the time he gets them they're already gone and the odds of you being the one guy that he gives them two are slim to none.8. local real estate investment groups that have weekly meetings- I signed up 2 years ago and went to like 7 meetings and it was a group of people that were stuck in analysis paralysis mode that mostly talked about the deals that they missed and that's not the kind of people that I chose to surround myself with.

Hi Obdia,Tough pill to swallow, but this does come up often.

Most sellers willing to do a Sub-To are somewhat distressed and equities can be slim, but each case is different.