@Adam Marx Unfortunatley, most wholesalers won't allow any inspection period or contingency, that's kind of the risk of buying from them, but the benefit of getting a property under market value and without much competition. 

@Peyton LaBarbera - From my experience doing foreclosure auctions in CT, you need to have a cashier's check for 10% of the "appraised value" which is defined in the foreclosure writeup.  

One of my favorite programs can finance property values down to $75,000 - however, I've had exceptions granted for clients with lower values as long as the loan amount stays above $50,000.

Is your new property tax based on the assessed value of the home or the price you purchased it for at the auction?

Sustainable practices not only reduce the environmental impact of real estate but can also enhance property values and attract eco-conscious tenants and buyers.

As someone has already pointed out, if you're selling just to avoid upcoming capex, an astute buyer is likely to spot this and the value of the property will reflect this.

You also probably will not get a $1 in cost <= $1 in value from the ADU after construction, if you tried to do a cash-our refi or something.

Purchased all cash How did you add value to the deal?

Hard Money How did you add value to the deal?

He had a clear vision of what value he provided, sought the people who wanted that value, and did not waste time seeking sales from people who did not need the service.