The fewer offers you get, the less effective this is;- What is your answer to, "How much are you selling it for?"

Volume slows with fewer buyers.There remains a good stream of prosepective tenants, however, most of which are just a couple steps ahead of eviction.

Yes - GENTLY putting cash in the hands of the consumer and its employers would lessen the effect of a fiscal reset which HAD to happen once the Gov't forced Lenders to lend to those who simply could never repay.

It's a bit more difficult to determine ARV for properties that are "off the beaten path," just because there are generally so many fewer comps in the area...That said, you should talk to some real estate professionals you specialize in that particular area.

I much prefer fewer, more expensive properties, rather than many very cheap properties.I plan to purchase a portfolio, do any necessary rehab and then sell to an owner occupant or rental investor.Thanks for any direction/advice you can provide.Aaron

A responsible population of educated and diligent consumers 2.

Since most property that is wholesaled is vacant and in need of repair, I also work full time so finding the owners is time consuming.

Fortunately, the economy is growing so fast that there has not been any major crisis with loans for homes.But loans to developers, business loans and consumer credit have all had significant NPAs.

Staying within the accreptable ratio for they types of financing, (RE, consumer loans) and not exceeding 20% of those ratios will keep you close to what would be an acceptable risk that you will go out and go on a spending spree.

We need to pay much more for housing, insurance, health, and pension. in many other countries where the products we consume are made, the people don't have to pay that much if at all...