Dick and Jane don't understand RE or the process, so the Realtor has to lead them step-by-step through the process.A big factor in the process is figuring out exactly what Dick and Jane want and what they can afford, then showing them their "perfect dream home."

The Payor is a large factor in the note's value.Anyways, we also need to know:* What's the interest rate on the note* How many payments have been made and if they have been on time.* How many payments remain (seasoning)* Is it currently deliquent and how much.* Are there any other senior encumberences against the property (is this a 1st or 2nd position note and are there taxes due.)* How much value is in the collateral which you've stated is around 40-50k after repairs.* What is the general credit worthiness of the payor?

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You would then have a $7,000 spread you can work with and possibly make.As far as choosing between rehabbing and wholesaleing it all depends on your risk factor.

So, unless the house currently has a Section 8 tenant in it, to say it's "Section 8 approved" is misleading at best.There are a LOT of factors that go into the rent calculation by Section 8.

the tax value has no role as value of the property comps would be a determining factor

Then factor in inflation which is currently over 5%, and you are LOSING money each month."

A lot of these new buildings are designed differently to be "green," do not give up your profit to try to save the environment.

And does your 20% figure already factor in inflation?