If individually, I would only make an offer on one and negotiate from there - with 4 involved, you'll have a better chance of 1 of them being more motivated and he/she will influence the other 3.  

Another big problem with Detroit is all sorts of unscrupulous "turn-key" companies and others, preying on unsuspecting foreign investors who have no idea what they are getting into.

I would like you attend if you can to see how you can implement mailing to probate leads, which in my opinion is the truest motivated seller leads I have ever come across. http://probatedata.netThis is the company I buy leads from, and we thought it would be a great idea to inform others about their platform, and to hear a little bit about my success with probatesBernie

They reached out to me so obviously they are motivated. 

@Danny N.We waived it because we were told in all of our 'classes' that we should waive the inspection because but replace it with some sort of due diligence clause.

I think this is a great opportunity with high motivation from the sellers.Here's my question(s):1.  

You'll probably find some very motivated sellers by showing up at the top of the results for those types of searches. 

Remember, you're wholesaling it to a MOTIVATED SELLER, you are solving his problems by assigning his property to a cash buyer.

Upon entry I noticed the master had been used as some sort of industrial storage facility for drugs.  

Are you sure it isn't simply high prices/non-motivated sellers?