Costco has it currently at $1.50 per square foot after rebate and I have a lower end rental I'm turning over the next month and I'm considering putting this in instead of carpet.

If you need to enter at a lower price point the south end of Old Brooklyn and West Cleveland area are decent C-Class neighborhoods.

It seems like a reasonable flip if I can buy way lower than what he's offering, or potentially a seller financed deal? 

They aren't super pretty (ARMs with rates well north of 4%... still way lower than HML), and obviously your plan can/should be to refinance into fannie/freddie money the second you're in a position to check the necessary boxes. 

There are 2 active BP'ers who  sell and operate in these lower end areas AND have skin in the game in these areas. 

I wanted to offer $95,000 but if there is some serious water damage I will definitely go lower.

I am extremely lucky in the things that I have and the levels of success that I have attained in my career. 

Hi, I'm looking for wholesale deals in lower Lawrenceville PA and wondering if anyone 1.

I'd love to hear your recommendations on neighborhoods/parts of town where first-time home buyers and other entry-level SFH homes are purchased (~ under 250K).

His purchase option price was lowered each month by about 35% of the master lease payment.