Short answer: No.If you fell into a seller finance situation, you could wiggle something close to it, but with no experience that is a needle in a haystack.

As many may know N.Y.C is a very oversaturated area with wholesalers and real estate investors.Trying to find a deal here is like trying to find a needle in a hay stack.

However, I place more emphasis on finding the best deals in the haystack, learning how to negotiate those and then continually practice my marketing skills to attract the buyers with the deal.So, in short, my personal opinion is that the buyers will come to the deals.

Im not saying its impossible to find a deal this way...but you are looking for a needle in a very large haystack.

So good deals are needles in a hay stack, but like any other big market they are out there.  

Seller financing is the needle in the haystack.

Hes got a sky high debt problem and he knows its a needle in a hay stack to find a buyer who can get mobile home financing,,, or wants to get financing for that much.  2001 is very VERY old for that high a price.  

Just call the local zoning department.Some of them post the regulations online, but a call is quicker than trying to find that needle in a haystack.

These contacts are needles in haystacks these days, but you asked so I have told.Non-financable properties are those that do not have heating units, those without kictchens (or without kitchen appliances), and those that have some type of issue that poses a safety or health hazard (mold, foundation issue, illegal items, etc).

Junk or Needle in a Haystack