Sounds good on paper, though.Should tip you off that, even if you owned the note, you need a seller with standing to comply with terms if any short sale.

Make a right on 9th St and walk to the first corner, at 911 Washington St.

welcome @Steven Sandoval and to help you with your wholesaling venture here's a blog post I wrote on BP that mentions two ways to stand out as a wholesaler:http://beta.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4430/blog_posts/32194-attention-wholesalers-2-ways-to-stand-out-from-your-competition

Although don't quote me on this, but I read this  a couple months ago from a blog, he mentioned this:"The trick to reducing your tax liability is two-fold: start an LLC but tax it as an S-Corp.

@adam @Adam Schellhammer here are two ways to stand out wholesaling that I've learned after dealing with a lot of wholesalers.

@Brandon Turner where do we find your stand up act?

When you consider whether your chosen markets are landlord-friendly or tenant-friendly, Chicago stands out like a sore thumb.

What did it last sell for and what do you think the seller stands to make?

Studies suggest that one way to make your offer stand out is to write the seller a personalized letter.

Getting a 500$ deposit isn’t going to do much if the carpet needs tossed and sub floor replaced  or thevtensnt below moves because they can’t stand the dog barking .