I am currently trying to perform some wholesale deals to create some cash flow so I can get more into the flipping field (whichis my passion).

That with the real possibilty of you suing for breach/specific performance, and commissions being due should make him come around.

The alternative is "specific performance" which gives you the right to sue to force the sale.

I want all the cheap debt I can get because I can use it to buy much higher performing assets.

Otherwise: we are seeing a lot of buyers jumping on one property but not all agents or buyers can perform so... screen very carefully.

I think it is because the investors who were using them didn't perform once the approval letters were issued.

My idea is to follow the 'we need room to perform service/work' method.

I'm looking to register as a vendor to perform property inspections in my area, they handle foreclosed/distressed properties.

Make sure that the contractor isn't going to ask YOU to pull permits (Some contractors try this, despite the fact that it is very illegal in Georgia for a homeowner to pull permits unless they are an owner occupant, and even then there are often local restrictions as to what kind of work they can perform)Get quotes from 3 different contractors that WEREN'T recommended to you by the wholesaler.

Since they are publicly traded, we can easily track their financial performance every quarter.Here are some links to Silver Bay's annual financial statements for the year ending December 30, 2012- Income Statement (Annual Data): 2012 Income Statement- Balance Sheet (Annual Data): 2012 Balance Sheet - Statement of Cash Flow (Annual Data): 2012 Statement of Cash Flow - Full 2012 Annual Report (SEC Form 10-K): 2012 SEC 10-K Report