This came from my team and I negotiated the subto terms because she was motivated to sell, but had a mortgage higher than my cash price.

I have a seller interested in selling her property at a 25% discount (less fix up costs etc.)due to an illness and need for money fast. 

What is missing, the last couple years, from the listing market are the "want to sell".

I have one myself that I funded after selling my SF home and once I set up my policy, I took a low, simple interest (5.5% for me) loan that I then used to purchase a 4 unit MF; now I'm using it to fund the renovations.

Secondly I would like sell the San Antonio house after doing some updates .

I am debating adding an actual rough offer into my letters, as I think sometimes calling or writing and essentially asking if they have considered selling almost always gets a no because the owner assumes you will lowball them, like most other investors. 

The seller had squatters in the house, and we were able to assist them with getting them out of the property before selling this South Land Park house to an experienced house flipper.

San Bruno is good, there're few that's being targeted as prime area for flipper (buy 800k sell 1.4m).Around Berkeley is good too especially near the hill.Please do note when asset price is 1 mil, the trajectory of asset appreciation is different than the one below 1 mil.So these area when we said "Berkeley", has large area ranges, usually the higher elevation home is always priced way higher than the downtown.

Don’t want to sell it though. 

Looking for a consensus, "Would building a home on an empty land lot be more profitable than just selling the land?"