U have to deduct probably 3 to 4% off those sold prices for cost of sale so its even worse for the bottom line especially at those price points.

If u got the 2nd postion you would still have to pay the first loan (he mentions it in the note podcast)

there is nothing wrong with buying contracted wholesale ..but only if you have a definite end buyer that will close with u immediately..if you do find a reassign i wud think its best to have one that you know is going to immediately present it to an end buyer for sure. i would never portray to be the original owner while only holding a contracta good way to juggle contract is to simply let the buyer know your contracted terms and the original owners contracted terms  people like honest ethical people at the end of the day...if ur contract isnt a clean quick end buyer off tops be prepared for sum extra stress 😣

As a card carrying blue state brie eating leftie I say….go for it.Like u said insurance doesn’t cover it and of course u would have liability issues if something went wrong…though remember they are likely to be less litigious and their health care is free (couldn’t resist)And you are there with your fate mostly in your own hands and control.

How did you guys finance the brrrr strategy and I’m just starting to learn and want to know where u guys got the money?

don't u have a lease application where they have to put their ssn?

Seth whom u even market too?

Normally mnm is more, but in this case with his track record i wouldnt charge more just because it in mnm, but just make sure to increase it some so u dont get to below market

If there are no breaks or peeling thry should be fine unless your city inspectors tell u to remove

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