easy because you're not sitting on land, you're not busting your butt or contractors butt to finish a rehab, etc.you're purchasing with assignment rights and you're buying at a signficant discount so that if you cannot wholesale to investor (a possibility, but more than likely, if you've done your networking homework, not going to happen) - you'll be purchasing a property signficantly under market value (over 30%).with foreclosures - that's different.

If I find were to find a deal on one of these properties, put a contract on it and wholesale it - how does this all work when a Realtor is involved (the one who sent me the listing)?

Hi,I'm new here and thought I'd introduce myself.I'm Stephanie and am a real estate investor inIndiana who deals with wholesale deals throughout the US and sometimes abroad.I'm hoping to grow my knowledge here and maybefind some deals.Chow.Stephanie :D

It stems from hack wholesalers wasting our time and resources wanting bids on something they're never going to do.

They wereall acquired in the past year from another wholesaler and I was hopingto keep them for 5-10 years.

Hi, AllI know this may be a stupid question, but I'm a newbie still, in the wholesaling game.How do you wholesale a FSBO home?

I'm happily earning 15% on my money.I'm considering a joint venture opportunity on a L/O of a duplex with another member I meet at a club meeting.A short sale I signed up last summer and the bank accepted was purchased as a rental unit by a club member.I'm putting together a joint venture opportunity with two other investors I met at the club meetings to market for property and sell wholesale in a specific area.

That or a wholesale or rehab home to fix up and resell.

Should I get a real estate attorney, wholesale it and double close?

Obviously, in terms of the "Big Picture" there has been a crisis of secondary market confidence with regard to the enormous increase in borrower delinquencies and pending or actual forecclosures which has led to a major culling of the ranks of wholesale mortgage lenders... now probably close to 125 lenders who have closed up shop within the past 5-6 months.Actually, many of those lenders were little more than "Super Brokers" in that they relied upon warehouse credit lines or correspondent relationships with "Big Brother' lenders.It's somewhat analagous to our belief in the notion that a $100 bill is actually worth $100.