Sure, that's possible if you mix a few low balls (the majority of deals) and one huge winner into the bag.

The declaration and by-laws will spell out what it takes to make major HOA changes.

I'd imagine there's a market for that kinda thing in every major market if a certain percentage of them turn into deals.I've worked my fair share of estate sales, but have only targeted probate once.

If prices keep rising, then we will revisit our criteria to changing market conditions.We have picked up 5 houses in last few weeks, so it will keep us busy for next few weeks, during which we will monitor the market to see how we need to move forward.We still buy majority of our deals through MLS, but this year we purchased a bigger % of non-MLS deals than previous years.

@Victor Roberts , I have found that the overwhelming majority of people posting those keywords on CL are wholesalers themselves.

While the term sheet isn't a commitment it ensures that everybody is on the same page with regards to the major business points.

Have you checked out the condition of the major repair items?

I have never priced out the big box stores for installs on major things, but I know that it just took me 12 days to get a garage door opener installed at my house from a big box store that my handyman could have done in 1 or 2 days after my call.

Concrete may not cuddle to your toes in the winter, but the last time I had to do major repairs on concrete it took 48 hours and cost about a hundred bucks.

I recommend just going to see her and collecting info from her about why shes selling and what major repairs are needed ie.