Or something.I'm just trying to think outside the box here if he's not willing to bring his price down low enough for wholesale, how I can help him possibly turn the property around and get some equity.

I'm having to think outside the box to locate anything of value.

Out of these deals you will pay fees, E&O, MLS, Dues, Lock-boxes, signs etc. 

Also, I can't figure out who that mystery "Bank K" is in the chart.

The actual property is in a pretty rough patch of East Dallas, and there are quite a few rough patches in the area, but that's slowly changing and this particular property is boxed in by an immense amount of wealth. - CheapCons: - Building condition: Have only seen pictures, but this thing will need a TON of work and, even though the property is 'cheap', it will end up costing me a ton to get it up and running, and I honestly have no idea how to even guesstimate the amount of money it would cost. - It's more than a 4-unit, which means it would be classified as commercial.Ideally, I'd like something in the same area that appears less risky and is a 4-unit or less.

So if you plan to do any direct mail marketing, you need to think outside the box and do things differently.As far as what contracts to use... contact David Birdsong at Gulf South Title.

Thinking outside the box!

I know of a decent SFH property that has been vacant for 3-4 years.  I'd like to buy it if I can get it for a great price.  I'm a buy & hold investor with 6 SFH rentals.  Here's what I know about the vacant home b...

Just thought I'd share a frustrating situation I'm dealing with right now with a big box bank that starts with the letter B.

That is a mystery...