John Horner I don't know about the foreclosures (I expect that you don't take them into account at face value though), but I think you'd top out about 105 even if they weren't there because the houses above that have multiple full baths.

He was on multiple buyers email lists.Rich's conclusion posed the idea that there is only a handful of "REAL" Wholesalers in South Florida!

Investment Type: SFR - 1 Rental, Everything else flipGeographical Location: PG county MarylandType of Financing: cash, HML How many deals done before taking the leap: Zero by myself, multiple with my uncle/partnerHow much time from first deal to 2-weeks notice: 2yrsUltimate Goal in REI: To complete and sell 30 flips per year.

Because I have multiple units, they all want to charge me $100/unit just to come out and give me an estimate.

If you find a guy with 20 properties you will find multiple banks loaning the investor money because most of the small banks limit outstanding loans or cap the total outstanding loan amounts.

I'd go to a REI meeting and get some referrals (don't do what I did which was interview every CPA in town until you find one - this took f-o-r-e-v-e-r and I ended up with the CPA most REI guys and attys. use).

I have heard multiple times on the BP podcasts that the e-myth is a must read.

I have heard multiple times on the BP podcasts that the e-myth is a must read.

If I knew enough about what I was buying, I would also be working on automation/procedures as well as attending the local REIA and interviewing contractors.

I use to go by there multiple times to collect rent and from all tenants.