I assume the cash buyers who would be buying for $75K are buy-and-hold guys...I can't imagine a rehabber paying $75K for something that will retail for $85-90K.Also, with respect to Jon's post above...if there is no resale restriction, that's probably the easiest way to do it.

You can see he and I can imagine a lot of other REI are not doing that well for under analyzing or being led the wrong way.

Bush as a president who did nothing about that, while Republicans in Congress imagine they can balance the books without raising taxes.

I'm not sure of the condition or the type of properties (SFR, multi-family, etc) you have, but I would imagine that an executive tenant would want a fully furnished place, close to airports, restaurants, etc...

As to respect: I imagine that there are many on Biggerpockets with children or other loved ones who are developmentally delayed.

Imagine taking a total loss on more than one house if they are close together (same town).At some point when you have a 100 houses and $10M in bank, you might self insure to a degree.

What they don't get is that all that other stuff does facilitate their making more money, and knowing that stuff makes doing deals much easier and safer.The whole primes of wholesaling is pretty lame, just the nature of an invented specialization based on a generally limited inventory to a very limited market.Can you imagine Baskin-Robins having only three flavors of ice cream?

In the beginning, imagine all the activities you may want to get into and build that OA to be flexible.

thanks for your replies guys. wondering about those pre qualification advertisements for the various banks. i would imagine my credit score and money in the bank would come into play. but id just like a better idea of the price range with 20k in the bank. probably too specific of a question. i guess i should check for existing topics on the subject before asking as per forum etiquette.

Racing, as you can imagine, is expensive.