That's why there is such a huge movement for a third party which haven't been seen since the H.

In this case about one third of your return is from the cash flow and two thirds from the appreciation.So, I'll go back to my original statement.

I signed my refi papers to close my loan 8 days ago.At the end of the third day of recission the Mort company came back,and said they had a problem with my income and sent me back to underwriting.The loan had not been funded,but checked today and apparently the mortgage company mistakenly paid off my 28.8kequity line on the house,but not the primary loan.Called the Mortg company about this,and have not heard back yet?

You have more risk than wholesaling, but more profit especially when you sale to a retail buyer instead of to another investor.The third level is holding property.

Customizations don't have to be approved by a third party.

Parties acknowledge their acceptance of the different offers and Seller agrees toauthorize Buyer to prepare various negotiating offers with various prices without obtainingSeller's signature or approval of each and every negotiating offer.5.SELLER hereby grants the Buyer and or their representatives all of the necessary rightsto immediately list for sale, market, negotiate and enter into a contract to lease or sellthe property immediately to a third party for a profit.

Completely different ballgame.The third one has a bit more detail and ideas, but again lacks more of the how to.SO "hold a seminar or meeting an invite people with mone" but how do you know who has money, where do you get their info, what do you say to get them there, what do you say once they are there, and finally, how do you get them to say yes?

I second and third what everyone is saying.

You're mixing two different analysis techniques.One is to assume 100% financing, then try to get $100 per unit in true cash flow.A different technique is to put in your actual down payment, figure your actual cash flow (which should be higher than $100) and compute the cash on cash return.A third technique, commonly used for commercial properties, is to assume no financing, and compute your cash on cash return assuming your paying cash for the property.

In the Phoenix Metro, the average trustee sale that is sold to third parties is priced at around 80% of ARV.