So hopefully I can put about $300 into savings a week.It isn't the cost of getting into a house that you need to focus on, it's the ability to cover the expenses and KEEP the house that is the biggest complaint from buyers in that last couple of years. 

It's one of the biggest trends in the PMC industry.Did you know that the national average rate of profits for a PMC is only 10%?

Our biggest clients tend to use propstream for most of their offline marketing data then backfill it w/ deal machines 911 data (which is another way to verify the contact info of a property owner and it's really accurate). 

What's your biggest pain point with the property management industry?

Obviously aside from minor material cost savings the biggest reason is to save labor on all of the cutting in, which I feel would likely be moot with 3 sheens.

THAT is the biggest difference I see between people that crush it and those that are always struggling to get the next homerun deal.

Denver's biggest points of migration are LA, SF, and New York.

Lots of good advice above. 98 percent of wholesalers don't even know how to evaluate rehab costs and have no access to get the true ARV and don't care either way, they are just trying to make the biggest spread instead of finding the best win-win scenario.

(My transparent advice) The biggest question is, WHY would you want to entertain an offer from one of these companies?

In addition to the workmanship, you want to work with someone who is good at managing time, people and his relationship with you, his client :-)    We are actually building out a network of approved contractors because one of the biggest pain points investors and landlords face in Philly is finding reliable solutions.