If none, then I won't have lost anything except the opportunity cost of what else I could have been doing with the money (which up until now was losing money trading options).

Most trades are happening close to current market value, which is still 15-30% below 2007-2008 values, so you're not going to see properties priced 15-30% below current market value.

Bulk REO in California trades for 75% to 85% of As Is Value based on on 120 days on market.

Deficiency judgements have a secondary market where they trade as they are of value.

The Big Picture trade off to consider is the time and effort invested into a wholesale deal VS. the immediate returns of turnkey purchases..

No income would hurt many in the trade.

I walked him through the home and made the deal just before the seller came back and traded me the title for the check!

possibally will be new landlord ,have opp. to purchase, trade inhertence for two rental houses . dont know if its a good deal, would like to talk to someone about it . great site head is spinning with all the info

But, I don't think any investor out there would trade large-scale loss of value for incremental yield, which is what we saw after 2007.

I wound up dropping all my classes, due to being unable to make the transition to having to study for the first time in my life.When I enrolled at a trade school a year or so later, it was well run.