There are companies spending $100k a month on mail and all the smaller sized companies / people all get their data from same sources (like Propstream).To me it didn’t make sense to use the same info as it is extremely difficult to have any type of advantage

Their reports are more expensive so you'll only want to use it on a house where you are sure there is a deal to be had, but the report was extremely detailed and allowed me to find a very transient owner.Just my 2 cents worth, still interested on the opinions of others on this topic.

What makes you think you can do it right now with high cost of money and extremely low inventory along with a glut of competition who knows more than you?

I've received different advice - on one extreme is sell off all your rentals, take the cash and take the capital gains tax hit and invest in stocks/index funds (not from a RE investor, from people I know who are horrified that I have more than one mortgage), which I won't do.

Verifying last 2 years of rental history and income extremely important to find the “best of the worst”.Make sure you understand the Class of properties you are looking at and the corresponding results to expect.PM us if you’d like to discuss this logical approach in greater detail!

Hi Paul thanks for the post see attached, I loved your book, you're extremely talented thanks for sharing your wisdom!

I have been investor for the last 9 years in Miami and working full time as realtor now and I would not recommend getting into wholesale fresh: get first some experience, get to know the market extremely well, and then you will know when to start wholesaling too!

Like for example if the weather was extremely cold in Idaho over the winter (Summed excess degrees below say 25F for 3 months exceeds certain threshold) - your revenues would be compensated.

Note it is also extremely competitive though. 

It doesn't work, it's just an excuse for extremely wealthy people and politicians to pay less taxes.