HomeStyle loan doesn't limit to just first-time home buyer (I see 203K as a variation of FHA loan).

In this market, in this area, finding a wholesale deal that you can mark up and still have enough meat on the bone to pass to an investor is rare, but can be done.I recommend a variation to this. 

There are many variations of a "fund" but typically they will allow for greater diversification and emphasize more trusting in the track record and team of the sponsor themself rather than trying to underwrite every nail of a specific property. 

Or, more than likely, its some lesser variation dependent on an "all the fish in the sea" list of "If/then" scenarios. 

I don't live or invest in Northern New Jersey so I wont pretend to give you an answer to your specific question (which I think needs you to provide more information like the size, actual location, type of building, condo fees, proximity to public trans, etc. ) but rather a more generic question that says if you're looking to bulk buy...don't do it for New Jersey unless you target a specific market that you learn very well, because there is too much variation.

If you have a real estate professional working on your behalf in negotiations, you can also perform a variation of this approach by allowing the realtor to up your asking price by a certain percentage if there are multiple bidders vying for a property.6.Offer a hefty deposit of earnest money.

Looking at LinkedIn profiles, very little seems to come up as well, with some of their team members not showing up at all.Looking all over the net and bigger pockets for RealtyFolio, and all the variations of it, I cannot find much at all, except for one of their team members who posted very little.

This can be especially tricky in markets with variating tax rates or insurance charges, if the property is underwritten inappropriately the returns can be drastically different. 

Or you could do a variation of both.

Thanks for sharing.I get that the variation common in typical home design and construction does not lend itself well to automation or mass production.