So I'm sure I'd rather make offers to distressed sellers, get a spread that makes sense for the investor, and get the ball rolling than freeze up because I hear from people such as yourself hesitant to recommend wholesaling.

The potential Cashbuyers are low balling on the deal but I know the value as is, the area and what it's worth once renovated but I'm thinking about just rehabbing it myself then putting it on the market to sell or maybe rent out. 

If you pay too much or buy the wrong property you're behind the 8 ball from the start.

Singles and doubles win ball games.

I'm hoping that 20-30k will be sufficient to get the ball rolling.

Richard Ball I will not be moving to to MI I just saw lot of deals online and also word of mouth from a few investors within my network.

I gave a low ball offer due to this issue and some other things like needing a roof.

One other thing to consider is playing ball with the city.

There's a 100x100' lot in a great residential location with a very small house on it which is currently occupied.Before getting quotes from builders, could anyone give me a ball-park sense of how much it'd be to first demolish then custom-build a ~3000 sqft single family 2 story residence?  

I attended a 3 day workshop with Than Merrill's Fortune Builders to get the ball rolling.I would like to focus on wholesaling and rehabbing residential properties.My 10 year goal is to own a few apartment buildings and have residual income.I am at the point now where i do not know what to do next.