The only way I'm wholesaling something is if it requires financing I don't have, it's logistically too difficult for me to rent or flip, or it's not a good enough deal to meet my requirements.

Why are reverse mortgages so difficult.

The VA takes forever and then wants too much. They rarely do interior appraisals. What’s the best way to get the VA to accept a short sale low offer ?

Say your doing a wholesale deal and let's say a lead has about $150,000 in equity and has a principal balance on the property of $100,000.

Because the LOC is not backed by an asset, it will affect your DTI and make it more difficult to get a mortgage.

I'll chime in with what we do, but I admit this would be difficult at scale.And as Spokane's current vacancy is at 1% or less, I'd say just implement the billbacks if you can.

BP,Just received the balance sheet on a duplex (converted SFH) in the Hampton Roads area.

If you did not include it in your original analysis it will be difficult to add it later without greatly affecting your cash flow.  10% is average. 

I'm just not sure if the bank/servicer are obliged to bid the market price minus the Net Value cost factor (15.95%) or the balance of the loan.

UPDATE: Well my agent spoke to the office manager for the broker and she told her that the houses are still available...but the owner is difficult to deal with (whatever that means).