This should equal the cash you would need to bring to the table if you were working directly with the seller and were to reinstate.So I'd just write up an offer and present it to the agent with that amount as your cash down and seller financing on the balance of original loan amount and see what happens.

Primarily interested in properties that needs some TLC.Looking for advice and contacts in the following areas:Advice - Best places to invest in Orange/Rockland, NY Counties or Bergen/Passaic, NJ CountiesContacts - Real estate agent, title company and property management in the above areas.Things I bring to the table are cash and contacts with contractors in the local area.I appreciate any help sent my way.Regards,Mark

If I am working with another wholesaler, we will have to agree to a finders fee if I bring my buyer to the table.

Your buyer should be the one bringing all of the money for the closing to the table not you.  

(Table 3-5).

It's nothing like sitting at that table signing the documents that the property is yours and you plan raising the value of it in a short period of time.

If you apply a random percentage, you'll either be leaving money on the table or exposing yourself to IRS audit risk.

If you're redoing the kitchen, find a picnic table and hook up a plastic deep sink if there's going to be any delay getting the new kitchen in.  

No need to keep rolling up in 1031.. you can take cash off the table at anytime.  

Youll need an off market deal.Also I dont know your market but people arent just leaving equity on the table , so be prepared to put aome sweat or money in doing fixups yo get it truly "rent ready"Are you networking locally yet?