My current flip had what I considered ugly grey siding and I was going to replace it but decided instead to stucco the foundation, chimney, and used accent colors that played well with the grey, it looks great and I saved a load of cash by not replacing the siding.

I need to know I won't be wasting my time and money finding you deals, and then find out you can't deliver.

First of all this seller is not a seller at this time if he won't commit and is just a waste of your time at the moment.

Regardless of whether the knob-n-tube is in good condition or not, it is and ungrounded service that was never designed to handle modern electrical loads.

Originally posted by Todd Nordstrom:Hi Tyeesha Bradley if the wholesaling is not working maybe you can give some details about why you think it's not working.The quality of the leads probably, on our letters we probably get maybe 5 calls a week and most of those aren't motivated to sell or if they are, they owe to much to property taxes - it's also really difficult to see if a property is a deal or just a waste of time.

There's a house I'm interested in: father passed away (spoke with them) and they want to sell. Title report shows the original owner lived there since 1989, but a loan of $380K was taken out in 2010. ARV is around ...

He's gonna perform a load calculation, take a look at the support to see if it's exhibiting any stress and then tell you that it's been functioning for 113 years and will probably continue to function for years to come.

Im in the essex county area of nj, im just looking for some strong buyers to flip some great deals to,,just tired of wasting so much time and energy.

And regarding purchasing subject to sellers, this seems to be an alternative but loaded with liability.So what is best strategy to help these sellers and long with only leasing out or option selling to possible tenant/buyer?

I'm sure there were plenty in the classes that wasted their money because they never took action.Not sure I can share the topics in any usable way here.