Even with the same approach, it would let you make money from the sellers who are looking to get a retail price.

In my wholesale deals, I generally offer the property to my buyer for not much over 50% of "retail".

refRID=07KEFBH48EXT6WJXYD2JIf you're going to be a wholesaler or retailer you need a book

Originally posted by @J Scott:I love Jon's solution above (I remember saying that when he first posted it as well, last year)...Carol says free-standing tubs are the big thing right now, so that's her vote...Btw, she also said that a built-in wet-bar/coffee station off the master bedroom or bathroom is also trendy these days...We see the stand alone tubs a lot here in the new $800k plus homes but some builders still choose the ugly massive built-in Jacuzzi type tubs surrounded with that dated tile look.The wet-bar/coffee station was my choice when we added 400q ft off the master as 'another' office for my wife.

I did some research and pieced together a deal for 8 properties in 3 states with a total purchase price of $650,000 with a retail value of $1,000,000 +/-. 

I threw out massive quantities of paper and other stuff. 

If it potentially retails for 90K, flipping to retail would be my preferred exit strategy. 

I have a contact who could do property management in the area who tells me that massive amounts of tract homes are getting entitled there, so I am a little concerned about an impending flood of supply.

What's the best retail resell value play for the Bathroom scenario below?

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