I have seen numerous properties and have narrowed my search down to a single REO that’s been on the market for 250+ days.

I don't think moving will change anything until your methods are changed.

Disclosure-I myself haven't yet done a HUD deal, but his method sounds pretty darn sound to me!!

Anyone else who advertises to or approaches anyone with any plan or method of assisting anyone who has received a notice of foreclosure is in violation of federal law as a felony.

Any method of generating revenue via "I told ya so" or "We warned ya" laws is always high on the list.

Maybe the numbers are close and I do go for it.There is no textbook perfect method to anything, this place might make it seem that way but if that was the case this forum wouldn't need to exist.

The one downside to being so independent is that I do not have many partners to work with on an everyday basis, so my methods can become a bit stale.

I have been a buy and hold guy for numerous years and decided I want to try my hand at wholesaling.

A lot of banks won't finance a fixer upper, so keeping that in mind you may need to use a HML, private lender, somebody from an REIA meeting, or another loan method I'm forgetting to mention, depending on quality of the property.

There is a ton of info on BP about the various methods of financing out there.