Nevertheless, you have to think like the end buyer to determine the quality of a deal.You have to consider six categories:1) Buy price2) Selling price - ARV or after repaired value3) Rehab costs4) Purchase costs5) Holding costs6) Sale costsYou might think you would start with the buy price.

Must go Hard or maybe a small mom-n-pop bank that has portfolio product.

We only buy properties which will yield an 11% cap however ,leaving a LOTS of product we won't buy.

The education and support from the community along with the business model provided has absolutly improved the quality of my life!

I use the online service of the USPS to send them.They charge me a printing and production cost of $.43/card to print, address and mail the cards.

I get emails about the strangest of things from my site, and in a few cases taking the time to write a polite response has resulted in a long term contact that turned into a customer.I don't go for quanity, I could probably do a LOT more writing, but I find that quality suffers if I write when I'm not in the mood.

it is a matter of quality over quantity... it is much better to submit your article to 15-20 relevant sites than submit it to 200 irrelevant one.

But an investment needs to be good quality work.

An REO is Bank Owned asset and is no longer a type of paper product,Non performing, scratch and dent and performing loans are sellable but are quite different from an REO type of saleLoans have a much greater due diligence effort as each hard copy of a loan is detailed with section 32, TILA, Note Riders etc...

Curious, how do you find is the most productive way to find good wholesale properties (leads) which have enough equity to allow for you to do your program of getting rehab estimates then whoelsale?