If that property was an investment property there's really no way to extract that $20 of paper equity because you won't be able to get a loan above 80% LTV.

That extracts the most cash with the lowest payments.

If less equity, I'd be in salvage mode to sell, quickly, and extract what you can, while you can.

PropertyWare lets you extract data to a spreadsheet so you can save copies that way.Being from the software industry small software start ups close all the time.

An astute seller simply wants to extract the strongest offer from the pool of buyers who can get the deal done.

@Walt Payne  - Wholesalers leave "profit" in a deal, but there's still work that has to be done to extract that profit, usually via a rehab.  

Here's a link to a blog post written by Kim Kiyosaki (wife of Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad) on a writing activity I used a few days ago to extract my true 'why?'.

I always toss the cards as soon as I take a picture of them.Camscanner also makes a product that extracts the information from a business card and puts it into your phone's address book ("CamCards").

Or, are you someone who hasn't done many or any deals yet and you're trying to find a way to tie a property up and extract a "wholesale" fee?

I would also be interested to learn at what age the transition from damage to normal wear and tear occurs.Also, if you have a good carpet cleaning company, you will be surprised what all they can extract from your carpet.