Over the last few days, I've been vetting my first potentially solid SFH-For Sale By Owner Wholesale deal.The seller was an older gentlemen. 

I'm looking to network with a couple really solid agents that work in Northern CT and Western MA. 

Though the data is a little out of date (we're currently just shy of 320,000 members), the article is definitely solid and is of course, great press for us.How a Real Estate Investor Built a Thriving Social Network of 250K UsersPlease check it out and if you can, share it on your social media channels (Facebook / Twitter / LinkedIn / etc ) to help us spread the word!

there is a wealth of knowledge on this site.. your goals sound solid keep us updated on your progress!

Here's the scenario:Property: B-CTax and Nuisance Liens: $8kOwner owes PM: $2K   (plumbing was redone)Property Is Free and ClearCurrent Rent: $700  Solid 5 year rental historyAverage of 6 Comps:  $50K  (pulled from Realquest)Owner wants to walk away with $25K in their pocketGood deal, bad deal, offer price in order to wholesale? 

I found BP about a month ago and have been devouring the podcast at a solid clip.  

And I agree that there are often intrinsic values built into these large purchases that don't appear very evident in paper analysis.

Not to defend myself, but just to clarify the information I give to BP readers, my answers are never based on emotions, or lack of evidence. 

Sent a P&S for a solid property in MA significant discount.  

I currently have a SFR in Gilbert, AZ that has a great property manager, solid renters, and although it wouldn't meet the income parameters a bunch of people on this site strive for, it works for us.