However, there's a very low barrier to entry and it's easy for someone to think: "That home sold for $1M, if I got both sides of the commission it's $60K!"

I could serve them a 24 hour notice of entry but would have to send my spare key to my realtor... which is fine but I don't want my realtor just to barge in on their house without them getting back to me.Your thoughts 

Yesterday I went to the unit to do a clean out and the tenant has obviously not moved out, has installed an interior latch preventing entry and would not answer the door.

Dear members,I would like to see if anybody has a good suggestion for the following case.Please see the picture of the gate; as you can see, there is a deadbolt but it can be reached from the other side as it is at ar...

The rest will have to be torn down.I'm looking to build an identical building addition with a entry way in the middle to make these into apartments due to the lot size.

Since (in many states) there is ZERO barrier to entry it's just the nature of the business.Not to mention it's not uncommon to see the same property on multiple wholesaler lists.

Recently I've been trying to research turnkey companies in the mainland, there are some cities that appear to have really good cash on cash returns with lower entry points. 

Worcester is absolutely a lower entry price.. 

It was a salesperson (entry level.)

The huge risks involved in real estate transactions.For me, I try to look at the overall picture besides the typical calculations before entry.