Diana Olick (CNBC) "gets it", she does a good job for a media-type.Note "Southern Florida" Cash Purchases - the highest in the Nation @ 22% AND the tied at 2d highest in FHA at the same time.

You need to spread that nest egg around a little and keep some dry powder just in case the you need it or the deal of the decade shows up.

I have a feeling that this is a typical case of media fanning the flames and a gullible public succumbing to it.

Because, I make new friends when I voice opposition to your liberal media template threads.

If there was a huge spread in the deal, I could see myself doing it without the end buyer, but I would have to be made very confident that the numbers were all accurate.

Hey you guys,I've been out kinda spreading the word that I am transitioning to wholesale investing and someone sent me this:A deal in San Antonio, Tx, selling for 106k, valued at 148k. needs about $2500 in work.

Let's hear the opinions from those experienced: Taking into account the spread potential, current legal climate, competiton, and risk, which of these 2 business models has and potentially will fare better than the other and why?

Keep spreading the gospel.

This is a community of real people who look out for each other and word of this kind of behavior spreads fast amongst members here.

Some deals you just get lucky on that have huge spreads.