Originally posted by @Frank Woodin:
As an investor that buys from wholesalers I don't believe any of their numbers honestly. Their job is to make it look like the deal of a lifetime and they are the only person in the area with a lot of them to sell. I usually get the rehab cost and what the entails (very high level). After rehab value and obviously their price. If you are wholesaling just make sure to put "do your own due diligence" at the bottom of your listing.
Ok, great explanation because I now understand because for a second I thought that I was obligated as the wholesaler to provide these specs for a potential buyer through true due diligence, but obviously it's just presumed on how well I market the property for its potential and that I have a large inventory, easier then i thought honestly because I was willing to provide numbers as just a perk of doing business with me.
