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Will Beatty
  • Wholesaler
  • Lawrenceville, GA
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How are wholesalers calculating offers these days?

Will Beatty
  • Wholesaler
  • Lawrenceville, GA
Posted

Hi Everyone:

I've recently gotten back to real estate wholesaling/investing after a long lay off. When I started back in 2003, I was trained by a very successful wholesaler team here in Atlanta to use the following formula when acquiring deals: 65% of the ARV - rehab cost - $10K (the target margin) = max offer to the seller.

Is this formula still applicable in the market today?

I watch other wholesale lists and I can't believe some of the asking prices out there. I wonder if the wholesaler is actually able to move properties that are priced outside of the aforementioned formula. If they are I also wonder how the buyer who actually takes possession of the property is actually able to make money.  

I welcome all comments. 

Thanks in advance!

Will

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