Hey @Joseph Campbell I have extensive knowledge of the Daytona Beach market as well as the Brevard County market that @James Stansberry mentioned.First, I would echo that Daytona Beach is in a fairly bad place at the moment, especially if you're referring to beachside.

Cash is king when it comes to buying homes in the wholesale market, and this rule also applies to many other scenarios.

@James Clays  It depends on what you are trying to accomplish. 

Quote from @James Hamling: Quote from @Robert Ellis: Quote from @Colton Kotylo: go to her broker, make it super difficult to work with. go after her license, go after everything and say all you want is a release. you are a consumer. the law is pretty clear. look up procuring cause. buy a different floorplan of the same house int he same neighborhood without those addresses and you'll get around it WHAT-IN-THE-FLOCK?!?!?!?!?!

@James Hamling, thanks for the candid response.

@Tina L King yes if you search this forum you will see many posts explaining how they did Joint ventures and equity deals

@James Wise from Holton-Wise Property Group has a TV show on his website labeled "Tenants from Hell" and I believe they are mostly Section 8 tenants.

You might want to hear a second opinion, reach out to @Austin James Weed we should be able to help you out. 

@James KhailCA is still a tough market with the taxes and pro tenant laws. 

Cash is king and I see people make money on a deal and buy a car or spend it on their lifestyle - I did the opposite.