He does a great job doing this Internet marketing stuff even most of it is nothing but fly by night fluff and BS just to get you to open your wallets and make him richer.

Currently deployed on a ship somewhere in some ocean, with really bad internet.

Great to have you as part of the best REI community on the Internet, Kayleen.

(There are plenty of threads here and on the internet to show you how to do this)4th: Lock property under contract and assign it to an investor for a fee5th: $Profit$:)That's just my newbie recommendation seeing as you are focusing on Wholeslaing.

My internet connection for the next 6-8 months is suboptimal at most, unfortunately don't think it could download gigs worth of audio.

Other issues can keep you from obtaining financing as well.Inspections being acceptable, with acceptance generally given within a time frame.I suggest you stick to standard agreements and not guruized internet ideas.

You're the one who will get penalized if someone on the internet gives you bad advise.

This is a very broad question, so I'll give you the very broad answer:Because the price is too high.There can be a lot of reasons why the price is too high - ie the property is not in good condition, not a good area of town, area values are declining, etc - but it all comes back to the price.There are a few exceptions (but very few).

I’m pretty good at using the internet to track people down.

I doubt any BPer will be able to give you a number for your market area, you should perhaps ask a house inspector, Realtor, and take analysis of your own comp data to try and determine a price.Also, you NEED the comps close by. 1/3rd of a mile or closer if possible.You'll be getting your comps from a Realtor, not Zillow, not Realtor.com, not Trulia.com, or any other internet site.