If the due diligence on the improvements is positive e.g. structural, roof, environmental then it sounds like you've got a killer deal on your hands.You didn't mention the market, metro, secondary, tiertery so you'll want ensure there is enough depth in the market to fill any vacancies as units go vacant.

In order to do that, I had to do a ranking of the top 100 sites and in-depth analysis of the top 25, and found they varied widely in quality, legal setup, due diligence, etc..

Thanks @Jeff Brower for your in depth knowledge.

I would love the opportunity to discuss this with you in more depth.

I was mailing to high equity list....it appears Rebogateway has all the list that listsource has, but the filters don't seem to be as in depth.

Hello, (I'm on the mobile app right now and tried to search for my question before posting but was not successful).Can someone please explain in depth "seller financing" options when wholesaling.

Typically, these rehab lenders have in depth knowledge of rehab loans and are in an excellent position to come up to speed rapidly and give you a funding answer.

Nothing too concrete and in depth but very eye opening principles for us tax code laymen.

I use it to screen out duds before doing a full in-depth analysis on a potential property.http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/06/14/50-percent-rule/

If more in depth questions are asked explain your company policy of how much you expect to earn, how much you can expect in surprises, etc.A Realtor is probably going to know/be close to your ARV so you can probably share with them.