I put it on my Visa, and read the whole thing from cover to cover the day I got it in the mail.Like Josh said, it's very basic, and these days, you can get the same info for free on the internets,I'm glad I bought it, though, as it was what initially opened my eyes to creative real estate, and ultimately led me to being able to give the middle finger to my J-O-B

I guess if you used Jons' #'s of questioning whether $1000 might go up triple compared to mine going up 10 times, and take somewhere in the middle (6-7 times increase) it might be close.

Other then letting him to 90% of the talking you need more info on what he is looking for.His comment of "He said it doesn't matter and he pays cash." is not true or he is blowing you off.The price range does matter - the property profile does matter - meaning - he isn't going to buy a 2/1 in the middle of a hood that has 4/2's - that home would be very hard to move one day...So he does have criteria - that is what you need to be finding out - if he doesn't' tell you then figure out another way to get that info - like ask him about what he has bought in the past and reverse engineer it.

(Upper working class Lower middle class)Take CareQuentin

If no one wants to open a business in the middle of a residential neighborhood then you wouldn't be adding any meaningful value.

We've researched rents in this area and houses around this size and I think we are right in the middle with our price of $595/mo.

look at it like this most houses on the mls are listed with a realtor so right away thats 6% most the time then there is the wholesale fee thats a lota middle men so to say but remember some times there is people that just pay to have there house on the mls around 300 now you have something but the trick is getting the access to the mls ?

For example, in my area, it's 3/2 brick ranch houses built between 1975-2000 in middle-income neighborhoods selling to first-time homebuyers using FHA financing with purchase prices between $100-140K.

I'm in the middle of this right now.

(We get LOTS of applicants who are in the middle of getting evicted.)