Brent Coombs I just found people in really desperate situations honestly and offered cash fast.

Move on, it's time for bid numbers 2, 3 and 4 from other contractors.NOTE:  Usually, when a contractor over prices a bid like this, he doesn't want the job... however if the sucker, er I mean homeowner is uninformed or desperate enough to accept the bid, the contractor will do it. 

That lender backed out at the 11th hour and he is desperate and offering a great ROI on the cash.I've reviewed the deal, punch list and comps and like it a lot.

As a result, I'm desperate to get pointed answers from someone who may have first hand experience.

I made myself sound like a very desperate woman in a really bad situation and so they tried to get even more money out of me for a security deposit.

This wasn't an accident, he sounds desperate, and doesn't sound like he will be any benefit to the public.

Most people aren't as desperate as it seems and the ones who may be, just don't care about the property.I like your thinking though, keep at it.

Never act desperate or in need.

I keep reading everywhere that wholesaling is a great way to get into real estate, then I read its an illegal shady business that turns desperate individual victims.

He is very desperate and tired of dealing with the bank, as the bank seems to not even want to talk to him, because they only want to talk with the person, who signed mortgage.