Pricing ranges wildly due to the different models so make sure comps are really comparable.

There are a few listed by the same owner (in great shape, nice areas) locally but they're wildly over priced.

@Mark Brogan  issue you have in many markets is you have to hire abstractors to do title reports and the closing attorneys don't want to get stuck with the bill.. when the wholesaler realizes the property can't close and flakes out on the Attorney and won't pay.but yes I think its a good value add if that is your SOP's I certainly would if I was relying on these transactions for my lively hood ... but wholesaler is just the wild west.. no license required full of wanna bee's and newbies that come and go in a few months time.. wasting their time and others.. we all know this.. its not a business.its a stepping stone for most..

HOA debts are the wild card though, that a title search won't necessarily help with.

So I am thinking I will just get a crane to lift it out and put it on a flat bed LOL..This is really wild, and would get a laugh at pictures if you happened to take any, haha.

[despite] all the wild projections by academics, Wall Street analysts, and others in the media."

Also, Manolo is correct, the soft costs here in CA varies wildly.

Kyle The meeting is March 14 at 6pm at the Buffalo Wild Wings on 44th St.  

If you don't have a business yet, at least get a Google Voice phone number so you don't put your personal phone number "out in the wild".

Rent prices are still holding up pretty well (above 1%) but no one is buying, and i agree, i think it is 2-5 years out until things heat up again (based on multiple discussions with many locals in oil- but still a wild guess).