@Bennie Smith we get calls from investors all the time looking to "help us" with clients looking to offload their rentals.Funny thing is, most of the time these investors are:1) Wholesalers that will just waste everyone's time with lowball offers2) Flippers also with lowball offers3) Newbies that have no clue of value or have no funds4) Savvy investors looking to fleece our clientsRarely do we get contacted by someone actually looking to "help us".

I recently purchased an investment property from a wholesaler.

To truly improve my comps & ARV so that my deal is precise with nothing be slightly off, any one of the three i listed would be of great assistance to me in completing my first wholesale.

Chances are the two offers are investors (or wholesalers) trying to low ball her. 

My intentions are to wholesale them.

The goal for a wholesaler is to find a good deal and bring it to the investor and have the investor buy it and they do all the work while you are able to add your fee as your like the middle man.

Any possible assistance plus advice on trying to make my first wholesale would make a big difference.

My team wholesales, invests and lives here.

The law is not on the side of the wholesaler; states are attempting various ways of limiting wholesalers profitability.9.

Hello everyone, 
My name is Noah and I'm 21 years old from Denver, CO! I've been looking into wholesaling for a bit now and I'm really interested in getting started in it. I have years of experience in real estate bu...