To determine the value of your inventory, you need a method for identifying the items in your inventory and a method for valuing these items.

Formerly a contractor, this real estate investor desired to enter the “flipping” space and had identified a great candidate for his first “flip.”

The answer is I want to see a pattern of accountability. 

Some of the factors that I can identify off the top of my head include:-Price of the Note-Judicial vs Nonjudicial state-Redemption Period-Price of loan vs UPB-Time to foreclosure-Typical cost of foreclosure in that state-Hardest Hit funds available?

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I was trying to compile an approximate list of properties that sold in my county that changed hands, likely due to a wholesaler and what the seller got paid.  I have a file of all real estate transactions and parties ...

I have a subscription to Motley Fool which will help me identify those stocks.  

Dexter, i am a real estate agent in California, and i can sure help you with your needs to identify a duplex... i have 1 question for you, are you planing to live into one units or is this just truly investment?

To me, these anecdotes are more than just isolated tales of misery and woe - they illustrate patterns of behavior, influence, persuasion, rationalization and more across all of the REI market, and that's just fully fascinating.

Identify an area near you (it could be where you live, work or your daily commute) and get to know the properties, the prices or recent sales, recent listings and then look for opportunities (vacant houses, overgrown lawns, etc).