Burger King is a dying brand and doesn't generate the sales like they used to. 

I was ablet to use a better product, which Home Depot was able to cut to size for me at no extra cost, and installed them all myself (easily and only took about 2 hours), and saves thousands of dollars.

Here is a good video The Ohio Division of Real Estate made about wholesaling in Ohio https://www.com.ohio.gov/real/ I recommend you just get your real estate sales license.

Affordability makes these markets key attractions, compared to the national housing landscape, combined with expected home value appreciation and the rapid speed of home sales.

I was going through the price history and it looks like the owner tried to rent out the property between November and January, lowering the price each month until they finally decided to put it up for sale.

Don't forget the investment world is littered with bad products that are pushed through clever marketing (I don't know if those you mention are part of that).

I have done short sales, tax lien purchases, sheriff auctions, wholesaling, / buying from as well as providing, PM about 500 doors growing to 1k in the next 17 months.

I invest in tax sales, mainly land.

Purchase price: $426,000 Cash invested: $720 Sale price: $450,000Nice 2bds, 2ba. duplex in North Dallas Skillman area.

The best time to buy is during a recession and the best time to sell is when car sales are reaching new peaks.