Busy agents don't like low ball offers that the bank will never take.

We have been successful with the sfr's but this is a whole different ball game.Ex.LOIPurchase Agreement?

I have a feeling the guy is just trying to low ball me into making no money off of this deal, or he may be telling the truth.This is a wholesale dealARV = 34,500 (at least it's what I see in recent comps excluding tax sales)House under contract for $14,000Repairs = Less than $1000.

I understand that this is going to take a lot of time and work and I am ready for that.My first question is a realistic ball park estimate of how much money I should have in my pocket for my first investment.

You have to "get the ball rolling."

Tax assessments are not close enough, not even in the ball park for investing purposes.

This sounds like your attorney/title co. dropped the ball.

You will find the water temperature is just fine.

So I would like some advice, or some knowledge as in what I can do while im overseas to get the ball rolling.

Thank you Jon - getting plenty of calls and lookers and rent is in the ball park being $850 - just looking for a good tenants - they seem fewer and farther between then usual - I might have one as of today if everything checks out good - I was wondering the length of time most landlords take to turn a unit over..