While marketing this house I had a retail sales price listed.

His main job is to network with the Director of Real Estate for XYZ national retail chain.

This same house was 129k retail 4 or 5 years ago.

Wholesaling is my primary conversion to cash, retail is secondary and finally, I hold the properties that I get seller financing or subject to financing on.

If you are selling homes retail the "Buyers Agent" is attempting to provide the best house for the least amount of money.

Many home builders survived the recession with lease options and creative financing, and now are offering packages to investors with rental guarantees and other incentives to offset their retail pricing.

Can rent for $1100 month or list retail for $99,900 or sell turnkey for $90,000.

There are quite a few other folks rehabbing here, so the prices are often driven up close to retail.

It is going to be very hard for her to do a retail sale right now.It's funny you mentioned contacting her about an issue.

Mostly, I would stick with residential...although under the right circumstances, I might consider an office or retail property (industrial areas and industrial properties carry a lot of environmental risk and probably best avoided) That is my 2 cents.