A butt-load of junk on the balcony?

The $400 is a loaded question but I have a feeling it isn't a bad price.

My business is flipping like crazy........you have to put your head down and root out good deals....They don't always fall in your lap.....If your standing in a crowd of investors with money in their hands, you are probably wasting time.....Just my opinion....There are a lot of people out there that will pay way too much for things, either because their situation is different, or they are not that good at what they do??

After I showed up some skepticism, he told me we're wasting his time.

I had absolutely no idea the guy was loaded.

That way, your Buyer will have just wasted another Business Card!

Most people think, "Well I spent X, I can't let that money go to waste so I better follow through." 

I think the biggest risk is with finding the right assemble of contractors.I have had my share of kicking guys off of jobs threatening to keep tools and wasting money by trying to take short cuts.  

Don't waste any more time on this.

You’re much safer buying through a licensed real estate professional with access to your state’s real estate contracts.SummaryAsking not rushing into deals and asking seven simple questions, you can avoid losing hundreds of thousands of dollars and wasting several months on a bad deal from an inexperienced or bogus wholesaler.Author’s BioJeff Morelock began his real estate career by buying and rehabbing houses.