Not interested in Turnkey btw - I'd rather buy pre-renovation (not post-renovation) to capture the equity myself.

Rainwater capture and reuse (for irrigation and toilet flushing) is another option but much more expensive.

If I were to try to capture these people online it (if they even go online much) would be tough because according to google there's literally only a dozen or two keyword searches per month relating to selling a probate or inherited house.

ya just pointing out some of the benefits wholesale talk about is just marketing jargon that captures those who don’t really  understand   I find deals that wholesalers have but I probably have bought less than 5 from them out the hundreds we have bought last 20 years.

However, in a captured market serving a refinery, you have to be aware of the risk if the plant shuts down for an extended time or permanently like some have done recently. 

Close to assessed value should be close to my 20% equity capture target.Small multi?

Idyllic perched on just shy of an acre capturing amazing views of the valley and mountains.

Essentially you are replacing the bank and capturing the returns they are trying to charge the retail buyer. 

@David Gauger Also in Cape Coral as well, but in my experience here, AirDNA fails to capture the market swings that we see between on and off season pricing.

The tricky needle to thread is to not get a bridge or short term loan since refinance to capture the perceived ARV isn't realistic and would set you up for failure.