If you do vinyl the solid sheet tends to be better especially because the drop and stick the corners pop up over time.

Homes valued at close to $1,000,000 are (right) around the corner from houses worth less than $100 - 150 K. 

You'll find great info there - free guides, Podcasts, and member Blogs.You can search "Wholesaling" in the field in the upper right-hand corner to find a lot of posts about it.

Simply click the box in the upper right corner of the post!

Flippers have a reputation of cutting corners and doing things like sweep under the rug.

I am planning to go there sometime soon once i corner down on few properties.

I would not respond to those who ask you to do deals with them on line.. just slow down and take it easy out of the gate .. no rush deals are like street cars there is always another one on the next corner.

If they're aware of a particular problem, they must disclose when cornered on it unless they basically "plead the 5th," in which case it is your responsibility as a buyer to perform your satisfactory DD.

BTW, I don't think that buying a turnkey property at retail price is a winning strategy, even if it cash flows ... if it doesn't pan out as planned for whatever reason and you need or choose to sell, then it'll cost you ~10% transaction fees to sell it, if the market happens to soften in the meantime (which is a major reason why it may not go as planned), then you have painted yourself into a corner and have run out of profitable exit strategies ... in that case, your only ways out are to bring more cash to the closing table, suck it up and try to ride out the downturn, or let the bank take it back.

However, a very easy step to take is to set up a keyword alert (go to the bell in the top right corner, put in "wholesaling", "wholesale", etc and read all posts regarding wholesaling.), listen to BP podcasts regarding wholesaling.Aside from those FREE options, you may opt to purchase "The Book On Investing in Real Estate with No and Low Money Down" by Brandon Turner.