My point here is that these deals still exist and in reasonable quantities.

Typical wholesalers do not take the time to get to know their buyer they think quantity surpasses quality. 

She wants to go to Brown University, and is already applying for scholarships two years in advance.Sorry for such a long story, but confused about the right approach, safety versus quantity.

Sorry that it took me so long to get back to you on this thread, as I was on vacation for a week (@Rick Harmon  – I was actually out your way).

Moving forward I am considering being more aggressive about the quantity of offers I send out and seeing which owners bite. 

While underwriting a potential acquisition I stay conservative an estimate $100-125/unit.Taxes: usually a known quantity by visiting the Escambia County’s or Santa Rosa County’s Property Appraisers site.Capital Expenses: I typically estimate these between 5-10% also.

On multi-million dollar listings, the standard is 5% split in 1/2 for each agent.As an investor who flips, I never pay more than 5% for even the $300k homes, but I give quantity so the agents agree to it.

I am all about quality over quantity, ideally id like to knock out a rehab in 12 weeks with me and my crew of guys considering I've read so many horror stories from dealing contractors alone.

I prefer quality over quantity, and I initially wanted to start out with 100k-125k properties.

I believe some of the guests on the podcast have talked about buying large quantities of homes, but if I recall correctly, they were all units in a living community.