:beer: Its funny when the market was great, it seems like most deals you could only squeeze 7-12k out in profit, because there were so many investors and so few deals.

., just something that I can get my feet wet, and turn for profit..

At first this house will be my residence, but will eventually be turned for a profit.

Not a broker or anything like that so, please don't run for the hills yet and let meexplain how we might work together.I'll look at just about any commercial property or land deal and am fortunate enough to afford it.If a bank that holds the note says the price is 500M, 500M it is and whoever leads me to it willget a piece of the profit, something like $125,000.00.

Making moneyoff of foreclosures is also a good thing.I'm going to a "hotel meetin'" tomorrow about howto profit from foreclosures...so we'll see won't we!

if situations present themselves to sell at a huge profit, that is a different story.

Why throw all or most of your profit out the window?

I am not willing to gamble that much to be the one that ends up being the case law around it.

Looks like the wholesaler has cut the most prime$50k profit out of the heart of the deal for himself.You're the one who will be doing all the work andtaking the most risk.Think about it.

It depends upon what you buy the houses for and what you sell them for (as well as what you do with any profit).