I've seen a couple deals on mobile homes that might work out well, but i don't know enough about them (as opposed to regular houses) to feel comfortable investing there without more knowledge.PS - join us at the monthly REI club meetings in Bend and Redmond!

if you set up "tax liens" as a keyword, you will get notified of his and others posts on this subject.While this can be a relatively low cost entry into REI, it can also be extremely time intensive.

Bank owns vacant lot next door, I was considering a package offer and thinking of storage units on lot, but numbers didn't work out for me.

Brandon -If they reject my offer or if they tell me the house is listed, I usually ask them if I can keep them on my mailing list just in case things don't work out for them.

Just work out your wholesaling numbers to find out what amount you can make money at and that is what you are willing to give them.

My impression is that I dislike this lender intensely.

Plus, if things don't quite work out the way you expected, you are now entangled with someone you may not want to continue working with.

He realized he should probably figure out what was going rather just assume it was a mistake and it would magically work out.

However I don't want to lose momentum as we "wait and see" how things go. we bought these properties low and things should work out fine but being new we are still a little nervous about really getting the ball rolling.

I have a potential wholesale deal on a house that has a $139,000 ARV, however the client who called me has the home listed with an agent for $95,000, which is just below the 70% of ARV.Is there a way to work out a deal on this house with the Real Estate agent, or should I just pass it up and keep on moving?