The seller or real estate agent may know something you are overlooking.One this is for sure, if you do not know more about the properties, neighborhood, and target market than anyone (including the seller); and be accurate in predicting the realistic future that is not based upon any blue sky assumptions, this could become much more of a challenge than a reward.Best of luck.

Most replies challenged and dismissed the philosophy.This is examples of why I was successful.

Its all apart of the game and I rarely shy away from a challenge of the minds.

I am beginning to picture this working in my mind.Biggest challenge right now is establishing credibility and finding buyers.

In Colorado, no negotiation is to be conducted by any branch of the government or by any representative of any branch of the government unless you are challenging the assessed amount of the property.

If they can't perform, move on.By the way, brokers will not like that you ask questions or 'challenge' their methods.

It will be a challenge in SoCal, but you'll find great deals in other, more prudent markets.Continued success!

Don't let obstacles or challenges stop you.

I'm writing this post to challenge those of you who would like to get started in wholesaling but have yet to take action.

Hey Guys - By now, all of you surely have your Keyword Alerts set up here on the site (if not, check out this tutorial).A few members noted that they didn't want to get alerts for ads that were posted in the Marketplace, so we've added an option to the system that will allow you to stop those alerts from reaching you.SCREENSHOT BELOW:Just check the box next to "Hide Alerts from the Marketplace Forum" below your alerts and you'll no longer get notified when someone posts in the Marketplace with a keyword you're following.We hope that helps some of you out.And again, if you don't have your Keyword Alerts set up yet, they will definitely help you network, engage, and learn, so get them loaded up!