If you get a good enough deal on it and could even make a decent profit selling it at 70-75% of FMV, then you could probably sell it before you even close on your contract.

If I can't afford to sell it with a realtor then its not a good enough deal for me to risk tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars on.I have made a lot of money using this advice, and I have lost a lot of money learning it.

Now they may be buying at 50% of ARV, but if its a good enough deal, they will buy it.

SOME TYPE" of cash flow is not good enough.

The perks of the deal are that the end buyer usually does not have good enough credit to actually purchase a house so instead a lease option is better suited for their current financial abilities.

Here, good enough.

Question - do the folks that steer clear of the South side consider the entire area untouchable or are certain neighborhoods good enough to consider?

will escrow/title insurance good enough?

It is from 2005, so there is talk of you know, the possibility of getting a no money down loan, wraps, etc. but is also good enough to be read I think.

They have to be really, really good (not average, not good enough, and not just filling a spot).