My attorneys at LegalShield have given me no confidence.

Received many times the value I paid to attend the bootcamp, (including the travel and 3 day stay in Charleston!)  

Most will want at least a 500 score to have confidence in you, with the better rate/point terms coming with scores over 600.Interestingly, experience and the deal itself have a much stronger bearing on HM financing than your credit score.

I can say with confidence that if your ready their ready!

Many of the top people here have some sort of investments in this area and that just gave me the confidence to consider.

It's beyond the scope of my skills to value it based on development (thus the post) so it's a bit tough to tell him confidently how much more it will potentially be worth after appraisal.Bill Gulley - Thanks I will check out your other post.

The lender will require an appraisal, so that will give you confidence you're not over paying.As far as profitability, that's just a matter of math using the price you're paying, the loan terms and the rent.

I might be very confident of my income over the next 15 years, for example, but not over the next 30.

You also want to give yourself and your buyers plenty of time to inspect the property, so put 15-30 day inspection period and you can walk anytime within that period if it does not pass your inspection.My best advice would be that you should only lock up contracts that you are confident in...

MLS, off market, wholesalers you name it and I will have competition.So with that said, If you are confident your repairs are $65k and the ARV is $620k, and you are comfortable with a $100k spread, bid appropriately.Using all of my soft costs, I think i could out bid you on that house.