As someone who started buying with buy and holds back in 2005 and didn’t start wholesaling until 2013 I believe wholesalers who operate in integrity and with character bring a lot of value to sellers and buyers in the market.however Having the resources to be able to close  on deals and then if we want wholesale them has been invaluable to our business. 

Educational resources (e.g., blogs, webinars, or whitepapers).

It’s about playing the long game, building relationships, and becoming a trusted resource in your market.If you stay persistent and patient, you can do the same.

Usually, they allocate a certain percentage of the loan to each house when you initially close your loan - based on values but then they also add a premium for the release so you're paying 110 or 120% of the allocation of the loan when you sell..So lets say you have 4 houses and three of them are worth 100k and 1 house is worth 200k.

If you want to connect with my agent there, she may have some resources for you for different money.

That being said, I was wondering if anyone had experience with it they could share or resources they could recommend?

I'm a bit late to the game on my reply, but am here if you need another resource as you plan for your first investment property in PHX.

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The agreement would outline how profits, losses, and ownership interests should be divided, which will guide how you allocate the gains.