More and more, this just doesn't get me excited.To try and improve the deal analysis, I'm looking at ensuring the purchase price will give me at least 30% equity while still only putting 20% down.

I also enjoy cooking, reading, live music, fitness, international travel and learning. 

When buyers reneged on a commercial sale of one of my properties, one that would net me over $600,000, I knew I was cooked.

No real effort from me at this point.

I guess if there's enough meat on the bone that there is money to be made by both parties but I'm still new so I don't know the margins for wholesalers.

We repeatedly had vacuums stolen, the glass cook top broken, and a bath tub overflowed on the 3rd floor.

And the bank will loan me on a conventional absentee loan and I will still pay him the 20% over the three years then he will deed it to me at that point?

@Kwame Darko it doesn’t seem like there’s a lot of “meat on the bone”- especially if your hoa fees increase for a special assessment.

And while the wholesalers seem to keep dropping properties in my inbox, they are still mostly overpriced -- with the wholesalers leaving only tiny scraps of meat on the bone.

And while the wholesalers seem to keep dropping properties in my inbox, they are still mostly overpriced -- with the wholesalers leaving only tiny scraps of meat on the bone.