Forget all you have seen, and unload all the stress and clear your mind.Now, ask yourself, what the best lead generation is for you.

we then sold it about 5 years ago to big lumber firm for 3 million .. that was a nice one as well.they don't call them Timber Barron's for nothing LOL..  

LVP from Lumber Liquidators.

Just recently, because of all the hurricanes and I am assuming the shortage of lumber, one of my estimates for an add a level that I am doing went up 8k over a week because of this...

The homeowners may come up with what's needed to stop the foreclosure this time, but may want to unload their house anyway in the very near future.I'm now looking for someone in my area who's experienced in dealing with pre-foreclosures who can mentor/partner with us through the first couple of deals.An associate of mine who's been wholesaling for 10+ years has done extremely well in his area with direct mail postcards, so that's something else you can try.

Here's a general picture of how it works and its implications for both buyers and sellers.Benefits to the Seller: The primary benefit to the seller in a "subject to" transaction is the ability to quickly unload a property without having to pay off the existing mortgage immediately.

Then if you are 10% off on estimate (which even with perfect lumber prices and everything you CAN know, how many times has a flip been perfect?)

Lumber prices have doubled in the past 6 months as well.

Got more serious in my mid-30's and built up a portfolio of 30+ properties, then started to unload some of them just before the '08 crash.

Today I am being told the price was only valid till the day mentioned on the website and now overall costs have gone up my build cost is up 10%.Though I understand this is a very common scenario for new builds where original price can change significantly for any reason including the recent lumber pricing (which B TW has gone down 3X since the time I signed contract), I did not factor such drastic price changes.