I don't want to miss out on any important questions that might bring me issues if I don't ask them.Also- I know to keep in mind not to overwhelm the seller with a flood of questions about the property so...I was wondering what basic (But Vital) pieces of information do you ask a Motivated Seller when putting together a offer for a property?

I'll have to do some more research there.Do you know what kind of loan would I need to get to use the equity in a piece of land to do improvements to convert it into a SFH?

This is kind of an accent piece.

I finally came to the conclusion that buying new offers piece of mind and the prices are so cheap you can't go wrong.  

How could a deal be structured with someone that cares little about their credit yet wants a piece of action on the sale of their property?  

I was thinking a thick piece of quarter-round may do the trick, but wanted to see if anyone has remedied a similar issue? 

Most will argue that you are much more valuable if you can make it out with a deal to at least talk to people about, but even if you don't have one, come out and just talk to people at the event.The Bay Area is a tougher market than many to wholesale just to the nature of the price point and the amount of marketing Realtors do (I will admit my team personally does thousands of pieces a month).

I never go to a branch though...but having one close is always a good insurance piece.  

This is what the story behind the story is.. if you can't get to the site:Me- "Hey can I buy a piece of bubble gum from you for $1.00?

The process of securing a piece is much like RE in that it must satisfy a few things:1.