Live in it for two years (to avoid capital gains tax) and sell that puppy for a profit!

Sounds like a sweet loan deal to me @David Shultz!

It’s a pretty sweet deal!

Sep-October 2018 is your sweet spot for 2019

The short and sweet question is what do you want out of an investment.

I personally would not agree to pay these costs, but if the deal is sweet enough.....  4.

Especially since she's been trying to sell it at this price for almost a year now (we talked first in February.)It is definitely a calculated risk on my end, because I could be losing a lot of time, but if I can do what I think I can and get this puppy cash flowing $2000-$2500 a month, it'll all be worth it.I found this one on Craigslist.

Your agent is probably trying to push you into a deal (they work for commission, remember that golden rule).I actually bought my first property for less than what the seller wanted, all cash, no financing, closed in 7 days, well below the assessment and nearly 40 percent below average market price, rented it out and hauling in sweet money now.

Massachusetts as an example.Is there a particular sweet spot (lower end of the market vs. middle or high end) for doing high volume wholesaling?

@Toyin Dawodu Seems like a guru whispered sweet nothings into your ear.Rental income is passive and tax advantageous.