Let's keep that track record in mind, and not forget that Ben Carson works for a real estate mogul president, before concluding that everything is secret socialism being snuck in the back door.

I am new to wholesaleing and have sent out direct mail and this is first call I have gotten so was looking for a little help/advice.ARV = $ 1,109,100Doesn't need any repairs maybe just a paint job its in fairly new condition Rents are around $3,500-$4,000 a month It is a townhome 3 beds and 3 baths Mortgage = $240,000, $1,600 a month, 2.875% Could I do subject too or owner financing?

We want to offer $180-$190k but I don’t even know if Fannie Mae will consider our offer at that price, but that’s the price I’m comfortable with considering the amount of sweat equity it’s going to take to bring all of these units back to code and in good condition. 

Lender said it was a condition that needed to be cleared before they could approve the mortgage. 

FHA and VA financing are not the bank's favorite avenues for cash because of multiple factors but primarily because, VA won't allow the buyer to pay for a lot of closing costs and for VA and FHA, they want that property in turn key condition.

The owner is overpricing the house and wants 30% higher than market value for the property which is not in good condition.

He is generally more concerned with the condition and location as he knows I wouldn't bring him something if the numbers don't work. 

They crave social acceptance and have a deep-seated need to be surrounded all the time by others who encourage them in their way of thinking, whatever it is.But getting back to the specific thing you asked...no, you won't get a chance.

It's been vacant for a few years. no radiators. the plumbing pipe condition unknown.I contacted 3 HVAC contractors. 2 recommeded mini splits. 1 suggests gas heat pump.I found some discussions on BP about mini splits with favorable experience.

I kind of fell off of the forums for a while, but I'm trying to make it a habit to replace other social media with Bigger Pockets.