Given the strict timelines the process is rather well organized to sift through deals.

You are going to have to sift through hundreds of nondeals to find the needle in the haystack.

I'm not going to buy Walmart or Microsoft at the start up stage as a speculator because I saw huge appreciation potential before anyone else... but I'll sift through the solid performers and try to find the corner cases that are neglected and get predictable and above market returns.

I sift thru them looking for tenants that are likely to stay a number of years.

You can find deals in safe neighborhoods like this but you have to sift through the properties on the market to find them.

So, on a couple of lifestyles unlimited podcasts, I have heard that as a wholesaler, I should network with a bunch (hundreds to sift through to find some good ones) of agents to create a team that is helping me find buyers and even sellers sometimes.How do you guys think I should do this, and do you think I should do this?

Give 'em all you got and they will sift through it and choose what they need.

They by no means discriminated while sifting through their applications, but explained that their pool of possible tenants was bigger than other landlords advertising their two story duplexes.

For all you BP'ers that have access to MLS, how do you sift and sort to find your SFH deals.

Take your time and sift through them.