It is the only way they can offer their investors better returns than the established players for taking a bigger risk.

I can not give names, but they are big players and people will see them pulling out of their deals in the next coming days.

I haven't been a big enough player to have to dig real deep there yet...As far as funding deals, any specific strategies you're planning to implement in order to make the most of the buyers market?

. ********** is one of the main players I see selling tax lien properties for our state.

Renova Capital pretty much dominates Chicago with the best rates and terms. 

Many agent friends I know continue to pay for various areas around Cincinnati as they get enough business from it that it more than pays for itself.Zillow owns DotLoop which is one of the dominating electronic paperwork companies in real estate. 

Ohh P.S. for anyone looking into E&P companies, I would highly recommend checking the hedging positions and balance sheet of any US shale player before buying at these lows.

I think that if you have the hustle and marketing budget necessary to succeed at wholesaling, you could probably dominate as an agent.

It seems like a small community and I certainly want to learn as much as possible, get the experienced necessary to be a good steward of other's money and be a real player in the space. 

if not more.thats why U see wholesalers dominate that they make 10 to 30% easy when they actually close something just the seller or buyers does not realize many times.