I am not interested in becoming a wholesaler; however, having read a lot here on BP, as well as listening to podcast, it appears that the vast majority of (successful) wholesalers indicate that in order for a wholesale deal to be transacted successfully - qualifying your cash buyers is critical in securing the property THEY will want to buy.As someone else pointed out in another thread, it serves no purpose to go out and negotiate for a 2bd/1bth home, when there is no appetite from the buyers for those types of deals.

Agree with a lot of this - one of the most frustrating things is the mainstream "wisdom" and messaging that inflation can be caused by monetary policy and the Fed only and that somehow fiscal policy and other political decisions have no effect, when I think the opposite is mostly true.Worried inflation is back on the upswing primarily due to energy costs which were suppressed this last 12 months or so from SPR draining.The upside(maybe?)

The plan is to work through the entitlement process, then develop the property in preparation for home builders who have an unquenchable appetite for buildable land right now.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

CA Supreme Court just ruled the city suppressed the environmental impact report and will need to do it again to make citizens fully aware of the impact of development, while the developer has an ongoing damages suit to exercise their right to build.

If you have a riskier appetite for those types of investments that involve the development then you can sleep at night not really worrying about the deal you have invested in. 

What is your appetite for rehab?

Investor preferences and risk assessment: Consider the risk appetite of investors in the area and the prevailing economic conditions.

It all comes down to your financial situation and your appetite for being potentially uncomfortable with your living situation.

Is there any appetite for such medium term rentals in Cleveland area?

I think it all comes down to your budget, desired returns, and your appetite for risk.