Just can’t understand why there would be more than one…Here the starting bid is what the bank will take… and it gets bid up from there.Maybe they start at $100 and as soon as there is another bid it jumps up to “what the bank will take”…All guesses here… That is odd!

I guess it would take more info to make the best decision here...

Based on these comments… I would take a quick guess that your presentation may need a bit of work… I have never had anyone ask me how much I am putting down (besides a Realtor listed property), or what is a wholesaler or a license questions… People I buy houses from know me as their “buyer”… not a wholesaler or anything else etc.

I guess there was some electrical issues in the garage that I had no idea about, plus the A/C didn't have a "emergency turn off" or something like that on it.

And guess what?

., 7%), doesn’t include $82/month for taxes/insurance.Cash flow: ($6.00)Under this scenario, I’m guessing this would NOT be a good purchase.

But, his (I guess its "his") persistence paid off and he was able to get two deals.A similar thing happened to me.

I guess the word to use here is "due diligence."

As we haven't had any other complaints about this, and since everything looks good on our end, I'm guessing it is something on your side of things.

I guess because we did not want to penetrate the wood.