I am trying to get into wholesaling and this would be my first attempt to try and get a list of some sort.

So, that does all sort of line up.However, that's a "cash out" refi, and I've been told (this week) that will be difficult to do for more than a 70% LTV.

Glad we got that sorted out :)!

That's why 3% is sort of the norm around here.

Consider a deal where the seller finances the place on some sort of terms.

Let me tell you every hair on my body was standing on end.

Bearing in mind that "winter" in Maine can mean Oct-April depending on what sort of year we have, the heating issue becomes pretty important.Just so you know, the buildings I'm looking at are all in the $130K-$260K range.

I would say that everyone suffers some sort of deppression in his/her life at one point or points in time.

This is sort of a grey area but if the state thinks we are pricing too high it could be seen as being discriminatory.

You also setup "classes" (sort of a "third dimension" to your accounts) -- each building is a class. that way you can do a profit and loss byh "class" and it will break out your PL per building!