Let's say the tenants have lived there for years and always paid on time and kept the place in good condition.

I am not a wholesaler but I do deal with them as an investor and what I can say about the advantage to a seller is the speed of close because a good wholesaler will have an inventory of investors that can make decisions quickly and close deals fast (e.g. cash close in 10 days or less in as is condition), when a seller is in distress and needs to get out of the property for whatever reason.

And for sure it depends on market and market conditions.. some markets you can drive down each block and see three board ups in other markets you will be lucky to see one distressed house out 500 homes.. 

Main key point is prevent conducive conditions allowing or encouraging termites to invade your property.

Depends on the condition of the property, capEx as well.

I’m surprise they think 184K in 1 year for Stoughton is ok, I realized the property is bigger but still I was not expecting that much and regardless of what anyone is willing to pay for a property would you expect they assess the value base on its current condition?

Originally posted by @Jed Devine:@Ken Cheng Kansas City MO, Richmond VA (local), and Pittsburgh.I'm curious to hear your thoughts on the current conditions in KC.

Good Morning and Happy Saturday-I checked out a foreclosure yesterday that was in surprisingly good condition.

I tried to post on BP and it said I violated terms and conditions.

The overwhelming majority are extremely low value assets in distressed condition.