I would take it a step further and look for local bird dogs, local probate attorneys, BK attorneys, and etc etc etc.

authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCNXnz5bQhYmpUQ&feat=directlinkWhat should be my next step in deciding if this is a good deal or not?

Take notes and pay attention to every step they take.

Congrats on your first deal, it's nice to step in from the sidelines.Your deal wouldn't exactly have me getting excited.

I haven't made an offer on an exact unit yet, and my next step is actually to hopefully get pre-qualified for a mortgage for the property.

Is there any steps I can take to get in on this deal before anyone else since I know when he will be losing the home?

Apparantly, the city doesn't trust the inspections that are done at the factory.Those of you in Seattle should expect these inspections as a first step.

To answer your question, you should live there seven days a week and change your drivers license and mailing address.

Sure it's nice to get the volume of options, it just seems that with the immense number of guru trained wholesalers, there seems to be an equally immense number of close to retail "deals"(many of which can be found mls).The best deals coming through my inbox are Wholesalers who buy at the courthouse steps, and these are getting low in number.

I have the basic steps to wholesaling.