This definitely seems high from my perspective, although it depends partially on how many valleys and roof penetrations there are.

From an agent perspective, an inspection contingency or not and deadlines are usually clearly stated in the contract, to be reviewed before you sign, and you should have a copy for reference.

I believe it takes a specific type of personality to make wholesaling a success and a program can't teach that.Interesting perspective.

@Jason BabosIf you have the capital for the down payment, and reserves set aside for the unknown, and willing to put in the work, then I don't see why you can't.Are you prepared from a business perspective is the more important question.

Beyond that, I enjoy cultural exchange quite a bit and having my perspectives challenged.

Andrew, that's an interesting perspective.

It would be interesting to hear your perspective and experience.  

Where I'm stuck is whether I should use a metering system that pre-prints a stamp onto the envelop or find a machine that can place a physical stamp onto an envelope (obviously I can't sit there all day stamping).I'm thinking from the perspective of mail that looks to "businessy" vs. mail that looks more personalized for better response/conversion rates.

The issue you may also run into is from a tax perspective, but I am not the expert on that.This seems too complex honestly and one of those, you cannot figure out what could go wrong until its too late scenarios.

I really appreciate your responses.I have a unique perspective as I'm not looking to buy real estate myself.