Oh…by the way…this is my first posting!

Hi William,Personally I wouldn't be willing to buy a C+ property for $55,000.Maybe if it was a solid B class.Then again, everyone has a different perception on the asset classes.I am based in Ohio and $50,000 sure does go a long way.

I'm just starting out as a wholesaler in Ohio.

I am looking to wholetail in Columbus and would like to pair up with some private investors.  I am a newer investor, however I am extremely motivated to market and get some great deals  under contract.Thank you!Jeff

Our company buys a lot of lower income rentals for our own portfolio here in Columbus Ohio.  

I get 100 "students" tell them they have the inside track to a fund manager (oh, I charge them big bucks for that too) then I get a sheet on loans available and pass that out to my brokers, we make a commitment to buy in 90 or 120 days.

Oh course using hard lender would cost you more but there's never a good idea to use your own money.

He asked:'oh, so you don't have any mortgages on these houses?

In Ohio/Indiana/KY lots of buildings a set up this way, and I nix them out just for that...life is too short :)Problems with these systems are like water in the basement - you fix one thing, and they find another way to screw you...Good for you, Will, to have caught it.  

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