I definitely see the value of this for vacant properties.

They see the pretty pictures and they call.

I was only able to tour the upper level, so I will need to see the basement before making an offer, but I was wondering if anyone could give some advice about the purchase price: - The duplex is currently listed at $10,000 above assessed value - Overall, it's in good shape (built in the 70's), with no major repairs needed externally, outside of the windows.

Bimal,Do a search for sales comps for that address, then click on the individual properties that pop up,  Scroll down the list until you see the History.JV

I said we'd give it until the end of the week and after that I'd need to see the receipt for the money order.

You need to see the potential.In Texas, you'd need to take these by a Sub-2 as you can't do installment contracts.

Yes, Jon, I see the heat now. :) Laws are made to modify social behavior, if you're by yourself you don't need no stink'n laws.

I walked through to see the scope of work needed but stopped looking when my rough rehab estimate hit $40k.

I don't see the point of letting a seller know your ARV.

Is anyone aware of a site or source that one can review to see the results of those investors engaged in wholesale activities?