I can't disagree with you on paying $600 to make $30k in the least, but I may have misunderstood.  

I misunderstood you to say you had money to work with.

I don't see any incentive for a realtor to run multiple CMA's for us on a weekly basis, if we are not using them to buy the properties because we are working directly with the homeowners and our cash buyers.I'm sure I'm missing a step or perhaps I misunderstood some aspect of running the numbers.I was under the impression (from our training) that Realtors would have no problem running comparable if we just ask them...but I just don't see why they would spend their time running comparables if they aren't getting compensated.So I'm hoping some investor friendly realtors (preferably in Topeka or Kansas City) can help clarify and answer this question for me.  

I think marketing is the most misunderstood part of wholesaling therefore you will have a big jump on much of the competition.  

Yes, the famous house-hacking with an FHA loan strategy.

:(If you were rich and famous, wouldn't you also hold title in a trust or LLC for this very reason?

From middle-class married couples that just want to ensure financial betterment for their family to world-famous billionaires, people from all walks of life participate in the game of profiting in real estate. 

If we could buy both fourplexes, that would be even more ideal so we're just trying to ask the famous question "how can we make it happen?"  

They would then report that information back to Equifax.Experian is the newest credit bureau, buying out the famous TRW Information Services, which was the largest credit bureau at the time.

If evictions occur, it's comes back to you anyway.Eddie Eddie, I think you missed the second part to my statement or misunderstood me, so I'll re-explain.