I don't care if the wholesaler makes fifty grand, as long as the deal still makes sense for me.

Ground rents are perpetual and are bound to whoever owns the home - the ground rent holder can not terminate the ground lease.Its confusing and can appear significant, however in the grand scheme of things its really just a little hiccup in the Baltimore real estate market.  

We're able to do some interesting projects here in Grand Rapids, MI and West Michigan.

I did a deal where the buyer got a grand back at closing.

However, if we have learned lessons from other resurging Cleveland neighborhoods, car break-ins and grand theft run high in these urban neighborhoods where people rely on street parking.

Depending on what you want to do with both the mantle and surround, you'd be looking at a couple grand (ballpark) and have a nice feature that would help sell the house.

If rehabbers don't know about it, they need to look into it.Many stores get new materials, Lowes use to donate items for the deductions on a grand scale, but they found themselves in competition with themselves as well.

He wants $3,500 I offered a grand - he decline hahaha BUT I think the park owner will let me rent it out so once I confirm that I'm going to counter him with $2k.If I can buy/rehab it for under 5k and then rent it for $1000 a month less the 550 space rent I'll be happy. 

So to be direct I've saved 30 grand and my goal is pretty much to have 5 properties or as many is necessary to create a monthly positive passive income of about 3k.

When you're 50, you're not going to care about a few grand difference.