And it's not just that some cities went from being lame to cool, that can be a legitimate transformation, it's that the cities that have ALWAYS been cool are insanely more expensive than they ever were.

Being under that $200k threshold should spark more buyers.

If the person does not call back at all maybe they were not motivated, but if you call them then maybe that will spark a little interest.

This sparks a follow-up question where I imagine that the income tax from both the business entity and an individual salary from being a CA resident is unavoidable.

I am currently one of the managing partners of a management consulting firm that focuses on digital transformation.

But I thought it could be satisfying transforming something that trashed.

And don't forget your email.There are a lot of people out there who might have a spark of interest but aren't ready to fully commit to submitting themselves to making a phone call to get a sales pitch. 

I think I can add to this discussion in a way that is not inflammatory to either side of this "debate".1) There are many flippers out there that love the aspect of flipping where they are transforming a wreck of a house into a nice home for someone and they love getting paid to do so.

Sure, but then you are either a HUGE company employing many people, or you are a small time investor that only gets 1 lead a month.If you are either of these, you are no threat to me because people don't want to sell to a huge company, and people do not want to sell to a small time wanna be investor.So my claims are justified.That is how I transform all the flaws of my competitors into features of my business and I boost my credibility score.No, do not do bandit signs.

Wholesale is resale of a product without transformation.