Quite often they are embarrassed by their situation and the prospect of less visitors and a shorter process sounds more appealing than scraping for that extra dollar and inviting the circus over.

Nice idea and all, but to me, it sounds like just asking for extra work.

But im confused on the process of wholesaling a pre-foreclosure and I hear that it can be more complicated than it sounds.

I'd probably say that sounds a little tight.

I’m not familiar with the area that you are from, but it sounds like you are on your way to greatness :) let me know if you have any questions!

You take a 1920's house to one and say "I want the whole thing redone" and I guarantee you none of them would ever say "20000 sounds about right"  I was a builder for about 5 years precrash and I used to tell people the base model started at about 75 bucks per sf under roof and we go up from there.  

Not familiar with Iron Mountain, but sounds like you've found your niche markets...Outside of financing, what other "ducks in a row" do you commonly see overlooked?

It sounds like there is a lot going on with this. 

Roof and two ACs were 6 yrs old. foundation is sound and it's a brick house in a quiet neighborhood.

I am not qualified to make any type of foundation assessment but from what I’ve researched and seen in other properties, the structure seems pretty sound.