Note that if purchasing as an individual, a seller finance deal with a balloon is a big Dodd-Frank no-no.

I have not done so, but I have negotiated this with an individual as seller when the final walk thru (outside of the inspection period) revealed damage that had been hidden by the occupants furnishings during original viewing and inspection period.

You can do a lot of things poorly after purchase and fix them but you can't move a property or undo the price you pay.

The answer is that that is the only politically acceptable way to do it without charges of bias, profiteering, discrimination, etc.Ironically, the wholesalers are doing what the real estate broker can not do, using a net listing, pricing the product individually by time, effort and demand.  

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SFHs are poor cash flow properties, generally speaking, and the cash would be better spread between several multi plex properties as opposed to a couple of SFHs.

The first thing is to check with the city or county to make sure that you have three individual lots that can be built on.

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@Corey DuttonI think this piece from Fortune outlines the challenges many individual investors expected they would have with these properties: http://fortune.com/2015/09/25/housing-wall-street-investment/It would be nice if these units flowed back into the limited inventory market we're seeing.

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