I'd say it's been about 100% those who've asked fail my prescreen/screening criteria.

I got it for 220k and sold it to my buyer for 260k thinking ARV was 550k.

hey just some advice from a plumber ive been doing plumbing for 5 years nowyou said you had a iron sump pit, likely the pit is beginning to corrode and thats the cause of the iron deposits, now a days most pits are made from composit plastics ,another possibility is the piping could be the cause if its a metal pipe [iron or galvinized steel ] it could be contaminating the water being pumped out, again most pipes now a days are PVC either sch 40 ,80 or ABS to prevent this issue, it could be the pump is corroded and failing but if its working i doubt that its that ad if the pump was that bad it likely would have failedother than those the only other thing that comes to mind is that it could be something in the basement that is made of iron or steel that is in the pathway to thw water on its journey to the pit.hope this helps

Could you find a serious buyer with deep pockets looking for a great financed deal that could pay you a wholesale fee?

I have a potential wholesale deal lined up but I have an out of state buyer who says he’s interested.

That's not bad for a two year hold being a first time buyer.

I started out doing Fix & Flips and then moved to buying Subject To and putting in Tenant Buyers who do all of the fixing.

Keep in mind if one entity owns more than 10% of units the condo is no longer Fannie approved and buyers and sellers will have a more difficult time trading there which could hurt sales prices somewhat.

You should get something similar when you sell - you'd get reimbursed by the buyer, and then a refund of your remaining escrow.

Now how do I find cash buyers?