@James Wise what methods of financing were you able to use to pull this off?

Adaptation is a key skill.

A usual method, is assume Seller data to be True until updated data changes it to be False.

I've already posted in the marketplace that we're seeking wholesalers, but is there an obvious site or method to finding them?

May be worth the $99 just to compare their method to yours.

I believe I discussed this basic method of operation long ago on BP, I've done wraps and basically the same thing, but not pumping market/sale prices as an important part id the borrower's ability to refinance.One of the issues I have in putting out "how to" in finance is that I may well explain something in a basic manner and that someone will pick up what I said, misconstrue or misapply some matter or modify some aspect then use that to hit the streets.

Being cash poor, my method for finding properties is driving for dollars and talking to neighbors.

Straightline depreciation is the only method that can be used in most cases.

Derek, you asked in a previous thread how to run comps in NH, and we replied with several methods, maybe you missed the answers.Here is the link to your previous question.http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/127740-running-comps-in-nh

I actually like the fix and sell method.