Personally, after reading about the piggyback, that looks like the safer bet.

You're best bet IMO is to check out north county by Camp Pendleton.

Anything under $20,000 is a high-risk bet that you're probably going to lose.

You were terrible at it I bet.

However, BP could easily expand, but I'd bet a specific site other out of the US areas might be appropriate.

Plus it is probably the safest bet as well with priced dropping no more than 2.9% in its history and 1.9% during housing crisis. 

Another column showed analysis if I held the property for 6 months, refinanced and turned it into a rental.  

I bet this guy is going to come up with some very creative stories when his rent is late, when he punches a hole in a wall, and when he violates other terms of your lease. 

Aside from the normal items such as the Seller's Name and Property Address, the first column is the date they called.  

With the profit from my first deal, I plan to get licensed.I'd never considered being an agent before, but through talking with so many motivated sellers willing to sell for decent discounts (just not a wholesale deal discount), I can see how I'm leaving money on the table by not being able to list and market them myself.I'm willing to bet that I could make more as a seller's agent than as a wholesaler.