I'd really like permission to inbox you and go over some strategies in depth to make sure I'm starting out on the right foot as I dont plan to be a life long wholesaler.

@Matt Huneycutt Thanks for your in-depth analysis.

Is it the way a property is financed that creates the cash flow or does it just have to do with the price you paid for the property versus the rent you are getting each month. also are there any really good in depth resources ( besides infomercial type) for better understanding cash flow. thanks for your help!

there doesn't necessarily need to be financing lined up as far as a prop being 30% below equity..most wholesalers(at least the ones i know)don't even look at equity when wholesaling, they're just trying to get x amount of cents on the dollar..as i stated b4 though, this should be covered more in depth by gurus

We did not go in depth on this subject as I was inquiring on something else, but I will sit down with him in the near future to find out more.

To have a proper support system, you may find that you will need to create a footer to an appropriate depth beneath the column that you install.The structural engineer would be the best one to advise you, and the fee should cost no more than what your home inspector charged IMO.

The best part if the pictures...great composition and depth of field from the photographer.

With a little more in depth information not suitable for posting on a publicly viewable site, I can help you come up with a strategy to stay in your home as long as the process takes, even if you ultimately stop making payments.Your rights are numerous and not likely to be explained or pointed out by your lender in my experience.

The article will go into depth with exact numbers.

This was a very in depth flip because it was gutted to the studs when we bought it.