It's very doable.

Double escrows are doable.

John gives good advice.When planning any building like this, check with the local planning and development commission to make sure this is doable before you spend any more time or resources on it.Here in seattle all single family lots allows a second accessory dwelling, sometimes called a mother-in-law.

I think that would be doable but I just haven't wanted to (or needed to) play with it.The percentage is based on the amount of work the birddog actually does for me.

;-)Actually, $2000/hour isn't unrealistic if you know how to quickly build businesses that don't rely on heavy infrastructure and can generate cashflow relatively quickly (what is espoused in the book).To do that takes a business-minded person with some experience and a bit of cash (in my opinion), but it's certainly doable...

Is this doable, I ask b/c that's the only way I can see people making 5 digit figures on assignment fees, of course I'm sure it can be done w/ bankruptcies as well.

I need to know how this is doable before I put it under contract.

So all in all I forsee that FINDING properties is going to be the hardest part and SELLING them is going to be the most nerve wracking...everything in between is doable. :D

Though I think it would be doable in the places that are really struggling, esp.

flipper maybe where you're at 220/mth is doable but no one here is remotely close to that. also let's say above average wholesaler gets 100 leads /mth. of that 100, maybe 10 will accept the offer and of that 10 maybe 5 will close. if you're closing 220/mth, tha means you're taking roughly about 4400 leads a month..you must have help b/c Superman couldn't do that..do you have a partner?