If you want your credit score minimum to be 680, even though Fannie/Freddie minimum is 620, then go ahead.

I think almost any seller would be better off just listing their property on the market and would come out ahead financially as opposed to going through a wholesaler.So that is some 'bluntness' on wholesaling from my perspective.The other observation I have on the job itself is that it takes a lot of effort.

I'm here to share my experience and help guide you through your journey.The Tampa Bay area is ripe with opportunities, and with your background in business and the discipline from your Marine service, you're already ahead of the game.

Sounds like you may be getting a little ahead of yourself.  

One of the first things we say to them is that "We only want to buy if you want to sell" People are coming to us to solve their problem and they've decided well ahead of time that selling the home solves their issue.

I also recommend planning ahead for problems: unpaid rent, tenant breaking the lease, abandoned property, lease violations, etc.

Some blocks are worse than others but if you do your due diligence you'll come out ahead.

I had thought of advertising the properties ahead of time to sell them before construction starts and give people the option to pick a few details on their own just to get the properties sold ahead of time to help with financing.

There certainly do seem to be more and more click-bait commercial posts. 

We utilize an engineering department and do a LOT of analysis to ensure our insureds are adequately protected while also pleasing our broker(s).I studied finance in college and would confidently say I'm ahead of the curve in equity investing (stocks).