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Matthew Sutton
  • Conroe, TX
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Wholesaling profits?

Matthew Sutton
  • Conroe, TX
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So I've seen and heard a lot of investors that don't always trust wholesalers. Not that they think they're trying to fool them, but that they don't evaluate repairs and value correctly. My question is for the wholesalers on here. How do you determine the amount of profit you try and make on a property? I know every deal is different. Something like 5K per 100K value type of thing. Thanks for the advice.

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