And you get the benefit of having over 100 past ones to catch up on.Locate and attend 3 different local REIA club meetings great place to meet people gather resources and info.

I see a property that I would like to wholesale to an investor..but here is the catch..I have no funds to buy the property.

Thus leading to suburb prices catching up.Are there any analysis on this?

Good photos in the MLS would set you apart from 1/2 of them lol.

Also, I didn't catch it, but the local REA meeting last night at Embassy Suites was about future development in the downtown Greenville area.

My link was removed by the moderator.Here are the photos:

The house is 100 years and original electrical..and found some foundation issues...all windows except one are sealed shut...for your safety she told me today...I was like really now...the house it made of that lighternot..not sure of spelling there.. but has joked that if it were to ever catch on fire to run...I by no means want to cause trouble , just feels so unfair ,knowing I've got craniotomy (brain surgery in a few weeks) so why make me move if house was took down off market at all...idk..just very aggravating ordeal...I know all that is not her problem but never dreamed she would do this...she's been one pushing me to go thru with it and now it's at point where I have to..can't put it off...but thank you for the advice.

As far as your last your last paragraph goes, I can see the logic: "whats the catch?"

Here is the question: What can I build on this property that would be able to sustain the, lets say 2 million dollar loan plus development costs, for enough time until the rest of the development catches up and swallows it, allowing me to sell and cash out a few mil profit?

If people's houses catch on fire, hire your own firefighters to put out the blaze.