If we were cash buyers, we could buy through wholesalers and probably get a better deal than on the MLS, and even if we buy through the MLS using cash, we would have stronger offers to present.

To reiterate what @Andrew Freed said, every property was a deal back then if you held until present day.

BP has two books that provide an end-to-end blueprint for flipping houses (both highly popular on Amazon.com): BiggerPockets Presents: The Book on Flipping Houses Full disclosure: I'm the author of the books.

I presently live in Cincinnati.

I don't think seller financing is possible if there is a lien present on a property.

Often times there is a property I just can't see the true value in, and to make sure I am presenting it in the most honest way, I ask an investor client "What would you pay for this?"

How should I present myself?

That said, if the right partnering opportunity were to present itself it's something I may consider.

I'll defiantly have to set up some key words, seems like its probably the easiest way to catch the threads that are most relative to me.I figured there was no time like the present, and I'd rather put the hours in now anyways.

As a wholesaler, what price should I present to the buyer for a property?