My main question was whether you would cancel with someone that you have an appointment with.  

My main question would be at what time would he move out.

However, my main source of leads were craigslist, Trulia, and the signs in the front yard.For your business, this could be a great way to get tenant buyers to your site.

Our main drivers were: Son being in almost college age by then and us being close to retirement, so having a paid off house, is a nice thing.Now, we have family coming to live with us temporarily(not sure how long though) so we are considering buying a bigger house as one option.

On the ownership %, I agree and it's the main reason that prompted me to post here.I'd like to thank everyone for the feedback, it's time for me to negotiate better terms.

You're welcome, @Danny Fly.Again, @Amir Kabiri, one of the main reasons I like Danny so much is because he sees the value of BiggerPockets.  

So, here I amI moved to Boston for grad school and I love it up here, but I feel the market in Baltimore is a lot better for what I want to accomplish (buy and hold, mainly), and I know the market better (in addition to already having a management company in place). 

Here are a few of the main aspects of Wholesaling that you need to not only understand but also need to become skilled at if you want to build a thriving business:Building a Buyers List- Find and build relationships with cash buyersLead Generation- You must be able to find potential deals as well as attract them to you through marketing.  

Hi everyone, I have been listening to the podcasts about wholesaling and the main question I have is: Is wholesaling strictly geared towards cash buyers or can you do buyer financing?

Also, thank you so much for the "Creative" elements you described (incorporating fees, financing them, etc).