It also provided a way for me to not have to explain terms, what to do next, and things over and over again, which I definitely like.Bottom line: Chris Goff's Wholesaling Course a good resource for beginners; especially those who work best with a manual/workbook type setup.

I have been looking at a lot of information on here and it really doesnt explain how to get into it or what it is exactly.

I wrote the tenant a letter explaining that he had been paying WAY less rent than the market would bear and told him that current rents were $575-600.

Since it is being sold "As-Is" I don't need to explain or show more than I have to to agents, but I may be self-sabotaging.

Someone else can explain it better than myself.

I tried to explain to him that the property needs at least $25,000 and he seems to believe that the property only needs tile in the kitchen.

Call them and explain why that property doesn't work and what else he might have.

We supply a narrative detailing what the property is, the condition of the property, why we're buying it and what we plan to do with it, both initially and what our long term investment objective for the property is.

Not only does J's book describe all of the major aspects of rehabbing a house from start to finish, it also comes with a second book that explains how to come up with and estimate rehab costs.Well worth the investment.

As long as we cash flow appropriately would this action work out or are there major objections?