For those that don't, it's likely more equity will be needed at best.There's not a lot of buyers right now it seems interested, so if you see a deal and it makes sense, there's probably not going to be as much competition for it.  

But there are still enough essential employees out there working that you should be able to find someone as long as you have a quality "product" and competitive price.

Many top agents actually prefer operating during recessions because of this phenomenon of less competition and able to raise prices.

The best deals are the ones where you have no competition.

Competition and ignorance.

I don't see that much competition out there and they offer great returns for flips or rentals.

Each state is so vastly different in the amount of sales how they work functionally and COMPETITION.  

In a market as competitive as CT taking three days to confirm these crucial details takes a while.

What I would do depends on the property but if I were to pursue it I'd offer something competitive, this property seems like it wouldn't be a good candidate for wholesale because it doesn't need much if any work. 

Hello Biggerpockets - my name is Andrew I am 22 years old and am currently work (50hrs/week) in business development at a global consulting firm in Omaha, NE.