If you do a little marketing for motivated sellers, or even just spend a month or two making calls on Craigslist properties and trying to work out seller finance deals, etc, you can probably find more cash-flow for less money down.

Will sell them this spring as things thaw out.. sometimes if you work with these folks instead of making demands things can work out as some rent is better than a vacancy in low end areas.. a vacant home can get trashed in a heartbeat.I am sure we have all seen the Electric ranged turned to high with the door open and a 30 inch fan in front of it trying to heat the house..

So I tell her to send me the numbers and I will see what we can work out.

I routinely get text from Wholesalers in Memphis advertising those.

I would suggest that you work out of your home as to not incur any unnecessary overhead, acquire your first property(s) and see where it takes you.

I am working with a partner and we have a possible deal to purchase @ 2 acres of land with a relatively new double wide manufactured home in one corner of lot.Our idea is to purchase this, if the numbers work out for the right price and get a tenant into home for cash flow.

With that many units "hiccups" are just routine.

They are routinely vacated if the defendant later shows up to defend themselves.

I'm guessing most agents don't routinely under-price homes as a business plan, though I could be wrong on that.

Hi all,

Im seeing everywhere on BP about the 70% ARV but mostly in the US.

Wanted to know if that really works out in the GTA?

Thanks.