I'm just up the street in Erie if you ever want to chat about your options and some other ideas with wholesaling.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/272660-denver-february-15th-meetup---snow-reschedulehttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/270722-north-denver-erie-colorado-february-17th-meetup-2-17-2016

Moral of the story, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac along with HUD loans are not sold down to street level investors.  

I'm selling 3 lots that are on the same street.

Hey my fellow San Diegans,There are two properties on my street that have been sitting vacant for quite a while now and I really think they have potential.

About 150 miles North of Indy.

Would like to try a small one first to see if it is something I like.Remember prices may go north too Aditya (please see my bullish case for housing prices above) it's all about each person analyzing the probabilities thoroughly and executing a game plan, based on those probabilities, that's right for them.  

Like Shawn mentioned, it can meet street by street and block by block in some areas.

If you go way north near N60th that neighborhood has doubled in value in the last few years.

.- The buyers are lower income hispanics (likely undocumented). they own the house across the street and did the same thing and own that house outright. - They can put down 5-6k now and pay 900-1000 a month.- I don't know if I would get the full price outright any other way.Ultimately I could imagine working something out so they pay the house off in 2 years.

I've been doing research in the central/north Jersey areas.