If you factor in rising equity, it is profitable (that is questionable right now, I know).

Different factors drive those two items, so its possible for them to diverge.

Now if your question is in reference to the buyer's lender when you are wholesaling a property then the main factor is that you need to be wholesaling to cash or cash equivalent buyers.

A little low, unless there are some other factors that make it attractive.

There are so many factors in the pricing.

Don't forget to add in a vacancy factor.

Income taxes depend on a lot of other factors in your personal financial situation, and may vary greatly for different people and the same property.

Because those 1 liners like FS: NJ 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 carport. for 75% or the assessed value.. is just too plain... some or most of the buyers are looking for the "IT" factor why they should buy the property.. or why it is the right one for them.

But yeah it's for real, just factor in the majority of the services and companies he using to do all the aspects of the deal, he owns or at least part of them so he's making money all the way around.

Is it factored into the rate?