To increase profitability, you do have options- just reduce the water usage by 30% or so.

Looks like tax lien from private seller.Do I understand correctly they've bought an $85 tax lien with interest bid to 8% and now selling it for $1200 so that's where this investor makes their profit?

Hi, I have a question about condemned homestead properties, and if you can make a nice profit?

There should not be any third parties used aside from your inspector.Try looking at:The Best Types of Markets for Profitable Turnkey Propertiesand5 Things to Consider When Choosing a Turnkey Rental Property Location

@Demetrus B. my goals by the end of 2018 is to close on 6 wholesale deals for a profit of $30k+ and flip a house for a profit of $40k+.

The first couple of deals, we did a 60/40 split, with him getting 60% of the profit, because he was taking all the risk, and we didn't have a track record together. 

Now, if I'm doing my math right, even taking the high-end estimate of the rehab costs and the low-end ARV estimate, you've still got about $105k of potential profit/equity in the deal. 

I understand that you can include the assignment fee in the principle price in a contract but when can a profitable buy high assignment fee be a problem for a seller or end buyer?

Finally, are their other units close by that may be possible for you to pursue in the near future?

Your answer gives me some avenues to pursue.