Plus, this isn't an either or equation. 

If we take the word crowdfunding out of the equation the companies are real estate financing/lending companies, and they all work with their own underwriting criteria. 

By having a Realtor represent you, this takes you out of the equation and places the focus on the person that he may have respect for and may know from the industry. 

Be sure to always take the more conservative estimates for income so you don't end up on the wrong side of the equation. 

You answered my next question perfectly because after doing a little research I found out the wholesale equation and I realized that the numbers have to add up for the deal to make sense on both ends but as far as staying good with buyers Communication is key..

I show them a "flip calculator" sheet and using the equations (normally go off 65%-expenses) this is what an investor would offer.

So if you buy say 100 NPN seconds for next to nothing. and 60% work out you just walk from the rest since you paid pennies on the dollar.. and you concentrate on the big returns on the one's that are performing.I do have a casual contact who bought 1.5 mil of NPN 2nds and this equated to 100 plus of them, when asked how is it going.. the reply was very stressful I have 40 attorneys hired across 10 states doing all these foreclosures for me the billings are out of site and I am worried I will not even recoup my principal.. now this is someone that had the smarts to attain that kind of capital to buy into this position but I don't think they fully understood the work it takes when you have 40 or more notes that your trying to work out or foreclose on.Its a business for sure...

It does not surprise me that the younger generation is going through a major re-thinking of the owning/renting equation.3.

Thanks alot for the feedback so far, does anyone have any real life examples or equations they would suggest?

Price is only one part of the equation.