Has anyone ever wholesaled a property through a substitute of purchase aka power of attorney?

In return they get a house to live in, the freedom to move quickly, and freedom from the burdens of being a home owner. 

A couple reasons is Number 1 of course the financial freedom that can be had with determination.

These are incredibly powerful, and when structured correctly you build an incredible backlog of future profits, while freeing up chunks of cash to buy more notes, while building an incredible backlog of... well you get the idea.- Josh

There are 2 100w panels, though there seems to be some blur between which powers what.

Planning Board members come and go and many operate like a high powered HOA and you have to sell them on your plan so they will recommend approval by county council.

South Philly is definitely getting expense but if you find the right place and the number work, then more power to you!

Not sure of New Jersey laws, but some states require mold disclosure which could be an issue to potential tenants.The other expensive issue you'll have is if power has been off for over a year, generally speaking, it needs to be re-certified before it's turned back on.  

That should be fraud, and it dilutes the power of those who truly need it. 

When it comes to obtaining "financial freedom" is investing in real estate just the least worst choice?