There many answers being thrown on both sides of spectrum that are against and for the "possibility" of wholesaling being illegal.

On the other end of the spectrum, I've worked with incompetent agents who really struggled to deal with even the most basic variations when it comes to the insurance products.

While 10% isn't unheard of, it's the high end of the spectrum - usually 8-10% is normal.

At the other end of the spectrum, you'd expect conventional financing (it if were possible) to come in around 5%, fully amortized over 30 years. 

I know if the numbers work some investors will pull the trigger no questions asked, but also on the other side of the spectrum some investors won't entertain the idea of buying site unseen.

Also, I don't know if it was just my area but I am looking for groups that have a wide spectrum of people.  

Any action taken is at the complete risk of the person taking such said risk and the person stating such things is held harmless from such said actions :)Foreclosures are a difficult thing to get into and are on the more "advanced" spectrum.

I appreciate the broad spectrum of knowledge that exists in the BP community.I'm a landlord with relatively little experience.

At the other end of the spectrum, a beat up house in a poor neighborhood will have higher relative costs for these items.

They've bought and rented some houses in my area too, and several of those were listed at the upper end of the rental price spectrum for 3 or 4 BR houses.