It definitely bears asking the question how will they now suddenly afford the payment they currently cannot.

Since ending my agreement with GWM, I am receiving full rent again as all of the repair needs have suddenly ceased.

Neighbor is suddenly no longer willing to sign an encroachment agreement. 

FHA.Down payment gift from mom, and all of a sudden it's easier to get a 30 year mortgage than to sign a 1 year lease...

I'm compiling some research for a report, blog post, and possibly a book.If you suddenly had an extra $250,000 in cash, how would you use/allocate it in your real estate investing business?

I am currently in the process to buy my 4th house bank financed and all of the sudden a property, that I was monitoring for a while, becomes available.

I brought up my concern about the market suddenly catching wind of this hidden gem and buying up the remainder of the lots or the seller raising his prices.

many agents and sellers want to see how much loan $ you are approved for, and/or cash on hand to afford what you are offering to buy, in order to take you seriously enough to go through the trouble of a showing and the time negotiating offers and terms (lest they waste that time with any and everyone not qualified but just interested in wheeling and dealing to see how low you will go or whatever).the moment a potential 'buyer' drops the W word, there's this implied expectation for the agent/seller now to suddenly take the wholesaler on their sheer merit - as opposed to on any financial qualification to enter into a binding contract - that they dont have any interest in the property actually closing *unless* they find a buyer to make a profit off of before the contingency period runs out.  

**will be consulting with lawyer and accountant, have to find good ones, just mining here for ideas and experiences since I have much to learn.The offer is to buy me out of my rent stabilized lease (where rent increases are typically 1-3% a year, as opposed to non stabilized leases where tenants in my city are having to move or even being priced out bc their rent was suddenly raised by, for example $800/month) and have me leave.Average rent in this city as it stands is like 4-5K a month.

Supply isn't going to suddenly increase.