A new one, with side-by-side doors, ice/water in the door, etc., costs about $525.

It turns out, the same buyer had already closed on the unit next door, and were planning on cutting through the common wall to make one large unit.

Like for myself my plan is to begin wholesaling, when i have enough capital do a few rehabs and eventually get my foot in the door of commercial real estate and renting.

I videotape cabinet doors/drawers opening and closing, toilet flushing, faucets on and off, light switch on/off, doors opening/closing, walls, ceiling, light fixtures, flooring, exteriors, front/back yards, front door, garage, Tenant's automobile(s) including license plates, etc.

In an area I wouldn't mind living in.1 car carport-I'd rather have a 2 car garage, will probably have the carport enclosed as money is available.No security system.

We have a Habitat store in our area that sells good used items for a home(windows, doors,cabinets and the like) .

What makes it a wholesale deal is what you do with it after you contract to purchase it, not how you find it.You can try foreclosures, tax auctions, REOs, or just knock on the door of the most dilapidated home on your block.

Selling strictly as-is, cash & carry/re-hab type funding. 4 BR, 2 Ba, detached garage/shop.

Our schedule for the remaining of the work is:sheetrock crew to repair and install sheetrock where needed; install all trim work and paint all interior rooms;tile bathrooms, install cabinets and new toilets and fixtures;install new kitchen cabinets;install new appliances;carpet crew to install carpet;clean yard of debris, trim shrubs and trees;paint exterior trim of house;new front door and light fixtures.Working at night after work and on weekends for our part we expect to be finished by late March.

Would you pay $110 per door for this building?