Dick Green of this forum provided an excellent explanation of what he felt the Inverse Purchase was, but I want to expand on his thoughts by correcting his post....For instance the property is selling for $100,000 which is worth $150,000.(1) Buyer "A" is yourself (the investor) who agrees to/contracts with seller at a purchase price of $100,000.

this has alot to do with frontages among other things.your application will consist of a number of things - like an extensive survey and lots of other paper work.

One way to motivate a person (Mentor) to work with you is to share the profits - the Mentor can see you as an extension of themselves, their down line or an opportunity to clone them-self.Your Mentor (he or she may not see them-self as a Mentor - but a teacher, a partner - an opportunity to make more deals - a way to multiply their income).Become a Locator (also known as a Bird Dog), get into the market, go to auctions, talk to title company associates - agents and hard money lenders - ask who's THE MAN who is the most active buyer/investor in the area.What you want to know is who is THE MAN!

It's a fee for the flexibility, and we make sure these unique terms are clear at the beginning.In my particular instance, I feel as the increase is still within the range (but high end) of market rate.

The acceptable price you can pay for an investment opportunity will be determined after you conduct extensive research.You must first determine who is the target market.

For instance, you can spend between 700-900k on an Ilikai unit, rent it out short term for 200-300 a night depending on the season, making a gross income of around 5-7k a month (75% occupancy rate).

So if you apply for instance and net worth is 100,000 but build out is 50k and with survival money you have to turn a profit in 6 months or you go under that is a huge red flag. 

I find in many instances I actually save money with contractors purchasing items.If done correctly you will not be responsible for materials until the job is complete, and until you have signed off on the completed rehab.  

I see wholesalers ( those that flip contracts and don't purchase the property themselves) "adding value" to the market in a couple of different instances.  1.

I spoke extensively with Marco through the process and he was great.