Market is getting good here in the Metroplex...any chance of them unloading these properties or what their process is for doing that?

He wanted to unload another house, but didn't want the capital gains hit right away, so selling it on contract to me was a huge win for both of us.

If the house is in the far northern suburbs, you'll have no problem unloading it.

You don't know if you will have trouble unloading this property and it is safer to have room to negotiate with cash buyers.

Haul lumber, pound nails, sweep and do all the junk that hired labor does.

Haul lumber, pound nails, sweep and do all the junk that hired labor does.

This is the first time I've wholesaled a property, but I have too many rehabs going on right now and just want to unload it.

A weaker currency (dollar) is one you want to unload, and you can do so by either exchanging them for yen or buying something denominated in dollars. 

But most of the cost will be labor to make the opening.Depending on what you have for a stair base, it may be as simple as redoing each tread with 30" lumber, with an overhang to the left.If you are talking stairs to downstairs bedrooms or other living area, that's a whole 'nother thing.

I had been procrastinating the unloading of that property for a long time, but with my mentors gentle nudging and help I finally sold the house.