Purchase price: $895,000 Cash invested: $150,000 Sale price: $1,250,000 Contributors: Garrett Quinn This spacious home is tucked away on a private dead-end street, completely remodeled mid-century modern home awaits for you.

If the flipping model is dead in your market, then a large number of wholesalers could not sustain themselves unless your market has a tremendous amount of investors looking for rental property right now.

That is dead equity.

@Brian BandasTo add to that tip about using first class then standard, I'd recommend using a postcard first to get that rejection to save money on the dead address first.

It needs to be mechanical because you don’t want it to stop functioning from a dead battery and you want it to be robust because you don’t want someone beating or picking out the rubber numbers with a screw driver and mess up your lockI would recommend looking at Simplex locks, DOD uses them on a lot of government buildings for these same reasons and we also use them for our multi family properties for common access … a bit pricey but they will take a beating, worth the look.

Also, only dead bolt on exterior doors, the lower knob is not keyed, that way tenant can't lock themselves out.

If so how did you negotiate with these individuals and what is the best way that I can help these people or are these just dead leads?

(MN will let you buy it after your furnace/ac is dead, Vegas doesn’t offer one.)

When its cancelled, that's it, it's dead.

I recommended he reach out to the original Architect to see if he'd do it, however with these old projects they may not be practicing architecture any longer or be dead.