More buyers will come into the market, which will end up bailing out those who are close to foreclosure, but just need to survive till their properties purchased.  

Currently, I'm closing 2-3 deals per month.

Last month in February, 1,000 for sale closed in Wake County. 

Starting with closed sales; which have dropped 28% from what it was in the previous month, to median days on the market which have risen 13% from the previous month indicating a slowdown in the rapid pace of the market.

I negotiated the initial deal, brought it to a Bigger Pockets investor and then once we closed on it, I did all the project management and coordinated with the contractors as much as possible enabling partner to travel and be as remotely as needed.

Get creative if you need to.Finally, use a title company/closing attorney for all the paperwork, make sure they do a title search, (I would recommend paying the money for a Warranty Deed to ensure your protected as the buyer from any unknown liens) and then make sure the Promissory Note is secured, i.e. recorded against the property with the county recorders.

My park in Vancouver was 50 spaces and no amenities. but it was close in and of course i did not build it  it was full day one I bought it. 

I negotiated the initial deal, brought it to a Bigger Pockets investor and then once we closed on it, I did all the project management and coordinated with the contractors as much as possible enabling partner to travel and be as remotely as needed.

My name is Richelle Ross, and while I'm not entirely new to the industry, I have yet to close my first (real) deal.

As close to there as you can while staying in your price point.