That kind of future-tense affirmation will not work nearly as effectively.

I recommend check for any wholesale classes near There are many different views for wholesale so i recommend try many program see what work best for you.thanks mike

Oh, and we also do a little touch-up and cleaning while we are there, and make a very thorough examination of the place to see what might need replacing in the near future.

Damn near every broker and their brother belong to this site.

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I wouldn't come near that "deal".I don't like "remote" ownership.

But, you have to think about the risks involved to ensure you have exit strategies in place, have enough money put away, are capable of handling major issues and/or have someone to help who does know how to deal with them.As Mike said, the risk is there, but once the research is done and the deal has been weighed in the balances, good deals don't have nearly the risk involved because we've planned for it.

Costs to maintain, repair and remodel are relatively constant based on sq footage.

That's not real expensive and I've done some of them myself.I've seen older places that the service panel was sufficient but it's probably not, probably from $900-$2K to fix that.Older houses don't have nearly enough outlets per foot of wall space, again it's not difficult but if the electrian is there he can do those too.

Your market may vary, but the reality is that nearly three fourths of applicants want possession immediately, so waiting for checks to clear is not a reasonable option for them, and it's dangerous for you.