What part do you need help with: finding properties, funding sources, rehab techniques, finding power team members, finding buyers, contracts and paperwork?...... 

this technique was a lot more popular about ten years ago , basically you would want a cash back if some of the renovations would not be done.I never did one myself but heard a few people who did, cant tell you if it's legal or not though.that being said, the schl and the bank will evaluate the place and see if it's worth that price.how is the wholesaler getting paid?

Point me and Aaron Mazzrillo are stating is work harder to find these deals with your own creativity and marketing techniques and let the market do its natural thing.

(I'm sure you know of the technique.)

I would imagine you have 1 account for all properties and manage just 1 account and use quick books or some other kind of accounting software techniques.

My companies are named Pioneer because I like to explore new opportunities and techniques to gain competency.  

I painted the the outside of the cabinets in my last property but will do my research as to the proper techniques.  

I have started using this technique and it has helped my direct mail gain recognition and also i have found motivated sellers through my skip tracing and cold calling efforts.

With 20/20 hindsight regulators and plaintiff's attorneys paint targets on these individuals through rescission rights or other legal techniques-They train sponsors to source money through other active investors which inevitably leads to squabbling and a loss of control.  

I am looking at purchasing Multi-family properties where the numbers work, they cash flow just over $100 per unit, and meet the 2% rule, however for at least one of them, and for other in the future, I would like to utilize the BRRRR technique, which means it is very important that I know the approximate value the property will appraise for.