@David McCracken, time and time again I read in the forums about someone who was desperate to get a property rented, made an exception for a tenant who didn't meet criteria, and regretted it. 

Most wholesale "deals" depend upon a high level of either desperation or ignorance on the part of the seller.

If they make another counter you know they are really desperate to sell and you make your all in final offer.If you think it is worth $130,000 your goal is to pay less.

, his entire life will be working as hard as possible to bring home enough to pay, pay, pay, pay the pain away.And he'll realize his entire life has gone to fund this golddigger's dream of living an Instagram-worthy life, of proving to her mother that she's just as much of a successful upper-middle-class golddigger as Momma ever was.That's when he'll start the desperate affair (if there's only one) that will lead to him shooting himself in the head in a hotel room one fine day.

Last night at the East Bay BP meetup in Oakland, I stood up in the middle of the busy room and cried out desperately for a Wholesaler!

thanks so much.The seller says she does really need money, she's wants to sell at a far price but isn't desperate to sell.

Desperate handymen are cheaper on 1099?

There are a lot of "wholesalers" in the DFW area right now taking advantage of the fact that investors are desperate for deals.  

Your best bet is to find newer, desperate investors or an institutional buyer that is willing to overpay. 

The homeowner is also running out of money and that is why he is desperate to sell.