Everyone is seeking a return that is better than the stock market.Those that are at the greatest risk are:HML- Some have huge amounts of money on the table.

An example would be if you are a great negotiator siting across the kitchen table from a homeowner may work great.

The contents inside the home were eerily untouched - food in the fridge (gross), clothes in the dressers, furniture, end tables, tools in the workshop, toys, shoes, etc.It took me and another guy a week to catalog everything and donate it all in the hopes I could perhaps write it off.  

So if you calculate a 20% down payment in this property + $2000 for DIY demolition + $150000-$20000 to build + $6000 for a 12 month mortgage payment then you're looking at profiting $50,000 to $100,000 (not including appreciation that these other new homes will bring to the table for the little lot).

On page optimization (essentially rewriting all your content so it’s unique and will help rankings), off-page (all your local listings, directories, etc), back-link building, consistent content creation, getting that content on high authority pages as a third party contributor, ideally linking back to your site, etc.

The title company I use will use my buyers cash to close on my part of the deal so I don't have to bring cash to the table, not even transactional funding. 

My 401k isn't on the table. 

One problem I've always had with wholesaling is that you're leaving so much money on the table.

It does not put food on your table.

get a used pool table and put up a big school flag ( theyre logo mascot thing) take a picture and use it to advertise.