What I am really interested in is after I pick them up, how easy would it be to gain an "line of credit" using the property land values as collateral, one is 106k and the other is 140k.

After getting impatient in the process (4 Months In), I told my Phase II Negotiator that I am racking up a lot of costs and this thing is dragging on while the market is tanking so I wanted to lower my offer.

You didn't state what area or state you're in. I

I am def. interested in a 1031 (just a smart move) but Here is where the tricky party comes in. I

I agree.Yes, I agree that some of the perpetual adders are a waste of time.There truly is a fine line with coming on too strong and being just downright rude.I sell commercial real estate and, if I have a property in a particular area of interest that I see an investor is looking in, I will submit a friend request; however, I will state my intent in the request.If I've been one of those that "annoy" as explained in this post, I am truly sorry.For those of you that I've had the distinct pleasure of working with over the year, I thank you for your patience :roll:

I figure I'll roll with the punches and if the house needs a new furnace --- or something else, I'll just put it in. I

Wholesaling is a simple process and there isn't to much to learn, it just takes some hard work to get the leads coming in. I

Three weeks after the tenant moved in I receive a form for the HOA to complete to register the tenant and pay a $75 registration fee, The accompanying letter informed me this was to keep the community safe because of all of the foreclosures???

All my units are in the same town I live in. I

Assuming a buyer will come in is very speculative.I would say you should plan for a very large assessment.