A lot of the homes I am looking into are near hospitals or campus areas that in recent history these organizations have been purchasing from homeowners at a much higher price than market value.

Deal flow, research, organize and manage.

Now a seller's agent spend lots of money and time working their spheres of influence, doing business by referral, sending out marketing materials to possible sellers, organizing events to find sellers, cold calling, and many other things to find homes to list.

If the wholesaler can negotiate a deal so good on a listed property that he or she can resell it to an investor at a price that makes sense for the investor, then why not? 

Then opendoor would clean the home, maybe paint it, maybe put new carpet if you are lucky then resell your home for $400k in a week or two.

@Kevin Carbon is the organizer.

Would love to connect and discuss our goals and see if we can organize a meet up or just learn from one another!

Landbanks are more or less where municipalities go in and take properties from negligent/bad landlords who leave properties un-kept for years, take them , mow the grass and re-sell them to people who will take care of them, otherwise they get torn down. 

I do understand that if I were to resell when the tenants are in place I would need to transfer the money, but I have some small maintenance items I want to address this month and instead of borrowing the money from my bank to make repairs can I use the last month rent money.  

I'm wondering how multi-state brokerages work. For instance, I'm assuming Redfin is a brokerage in all 50 states. Does that simply mean they employ managing brokers in all 50 states? Or is there something special abou...