Just sounds too good to be true.

It's like watching "Miracle Morning", meets Martin Luther King, meets "Rocky"...in motion.   

Since I have worked with several first-time BP investors on making their investor dreams come true, I wanted to ask a few questions.1.  

You can test the market out after you find out the sellers true motivation for listing the property. 

Another point:- I am fairly sure it's NOT true that "insurance for a rental is less than a primary residence", but, quite the opposite.

Here is the one truth that a lot of new wholesalers/bird doggers/investors don't get:If you have a true deal, investors will line up on a waiting list to take it off your hands.If you put your focus 100% on finding deals, you will make money.

I't true three heads are better than one, I will follow upon all these ideas that I have not tried yet.And Thank you!

Is this true?

Only a licensed appraiser can determine the true value of your home and will do so during escrow.

.- I suggest they write right in the offer, somewhere, that they've set aside $X,000 to fix stuff to make VA happy, and that this be a true statement.