It just depends on your market and your personal criteria.Again, I apologize if I am referring to a different 1% rule but hope it helps.Eric

It has determined none of those things.I apologize for my personal attack.  

Apologies, I'm sure this question has been asked a million times.How can I find legitimate Hard money lenders?

josh, i apologize for addressing you by last name only.

My apologies to the OP on this thread tending toward a political discussion.

I’ve looked for the answer to my questions on the site and if it is on the blog already, I apologize in advance….1) From what I have read, it is best to looking for wholesale properties and buyers who are in your local area….if this is accurate…why would a wholesale buyer deal with me other than to find a possible purchase property which they did not know about….and since the buyer is going to want to look at the property, he/she could go to that person and work their own deal outside of my involvement and save themselves my profit on the deal?

As I said back then, doing that is going to create a situation where it is impossible to price assets and until the Fed releases their hold on rates (and lets the market decide on where the rates should land), we won't have any idea how bad things can get.A few years ago, I was optimistic we could avoid the impending situation, but once interest rates began to be manipulated, all bets were off.This is why we need someone in office who isn't scared to slash budgets (including the taboo ones like Social Security, Medicare, Defense, Education, etc) -- unfortunately, the only serious candidate who would admit to being willing to do that (Ron Paul) doesn't have a shot to win.

I apologize for any delay in my replies as I just had three wisdom teeth pulled today.

@Drew Farnese I already told this another thread so apology to anyone who read it.

apologies for the formatting. im posting from my phone.My experience with many sellers is that they have no place to go and no resources to move or put stuff in storage.