Nice picture by the way :-)

You could put a link to full size pictures too.

These loans are NOT sold off as MBS, but are instead held on the balance sheet of the originating bank.I am not a banker, so my explanation may not be picture perfect, but that is a rough idea of how that world operates.As @Chris Martin mentions, the GSE underwriting looks at ALL mortgages you are involved with of any significance, so you could potentially choose to do a couple more Fannie deals before going ahead with the portfolio route, but you can't do it the other way around.  

To make a decision I need the complete marketing package of a home you have ready to go: - Purchase price, - exterior and interior pictures - rehab estimate & break-down - comps - projected sales price & TOM - carrying costs - HML costs - closing costs, etc.

You almost want to take your eyes off the big picture for a minute and ask yourself, what one activity you can do right now to move in the right direction.Good Luck.

When the realtor finally put it on the MLS, they posted old pictures and with the status "foreclosure" , which was still from the time we got the property back via foreclosure.  

The carpet was stained like someone walked around spilling who knows what and never bothered to wash it up, very dirty dirty walls, black water in the toilet, screens busted out of the screen doors, the fridge was new but you about died when you opened it from the smell of rotting food...you get the picture.

Logic says no one is seeing your ads or they see and don't like the price or dont want to waste their time if no pictures are posted, or the pictures make the place look dirty.  

Sometimes they add filters to the pictures which do weird things to the colors.

@Andrew Challenger I agree with @Victoria Winters it sounds like you need to get a clearer picture of how wholesaling works.That Tom Krol guy I mentioned earlier (sorry Tom, I misspelled your last name in my previous post) has a "Bird Dog" academy online here: http://www.floridabirddogs.com/index.htmlThe site is intended for "bird dogs" (property scouts) but gives a nice 14,000 ft. view of what it is to be a wholesaler.