The deals that wholesalers send are equivalent to the houses that actually hit the open market.

My brokerage syndicates it to all the sites but zumper gets the most hits.

But if you've hit a point where you're kinda tipping the scales, that's when it's worth considering a shift and step into that passive investor zone.My perspective shifted when I started mingling with other accredited investors.

Even an investor with 50 years of experience couldn't have seen the price increases that hit us in 2020.Follow the cost of living index and increase your savings by the same amount each year.

Hitting the tenants with filling suite for eviction and than another for judgement and than explaining the situation and how you'd love to settle this together like decent people vs the financial herpes of having a judgement on there record for the next decade +, but it's up to them.

This seems to be true whether it's CA, TX, AZ or OH - IN or GA.Apparently wholesaling isn't as easy as everybody thinks and are willing to pay big bucks to "learn".Obviously the decline has hit the information provider's customer base that they sell information to, and hurt their bottom line.

The property hit the market and went under contract in one day so they did not end up making an offer. 

This is because 1) their case is bogus 2) they know they are in for a battle (I suspect they even know they are likely coming out looking like $hit).You can either pay the extortion or not, but if you pay the extortion I suspect you will pay again in the future like the victims of the extorting police officer.  

hard to say of course how much they contribute.Lot's to unpack here so maybe I hit it all, maybe not, we will see. 

Just get past this point, hit the reset button with a new PM.