So I run an ad in the paper.NO BANK QUALIFYING!!!

Printed Media: The second largest source of information that homebuyers act on are the ads they see printed in newpapers, real estate publications, etc.

I note two responses from my "furnished house" ad today and none from the less expensive "unfurnished house" ad.

i just recently saw an ad in the paper - it read:Real Estate InvestorsPurchase handy-man specials for steep discounts.

Basically meaning someone had added some interior walls at some point without telling the city.

I had the feeling that we were about the only responders to the ad who actually came and looked.

Good morning, BP Nation - A few days ago I remember coming across a post on BP about what rehabbers/LL look for in "ads" from wholesellers.

The biggest question I had this home is a buy and hold and does not offer anything to increase value such as adding on / knocking down walls etc.

Didn't watch Brian's ad, I'm out of popcorn.If a seller/owner agrees, your consideration could be your promise to marry his ugly cousin.....oh wait, no, an option can't be based on performance of the optionee (you).

I would advise adding 20% to your budget as contingency for the unexpected and make sure you're not going to have any moisture seepage issues before building everything out..