I got them to slam the brakes on that deal and was able to sell that home for $121,000 more than that dirtbag wholesaler was offering.I'd be remiss if I didn't stipulate that there are some incompetent Realtors out there - just like any other profession. 

I could go on and on, but the world of wholesalers is crawling with dishonest operators who steal equity from sellers and stick it in their pocket.My most recent interaction with a wholesaler was to slam the brakes on a deal. 

In terms of after market value, I'm really unsure.

I’m not sure if these are wholesalers looking for their brake or what?

I think one of the most underappreciated benefits of these rules is that they help newbies to pump the brakes while they are getting their education.

Covid put the brakes on listings as there was concern about spread.

Like a ASE certified and licensed Brake mechanic saying "What's a caliper" is way different than an average person at home saying "What's a caliper".

I found a 3 bedroom 2 bath for $10,000 and I'm going in the morning text we do the due diligence and I'm thinking it's only going to need about 15,000 if that in repairs.. the acid after market value should be anywhere between 75,000 and 100,000..

@Todd Young, It's a very delicate gas pedal/brake pedal exercise and much really depend on your lendability and pace at which those current units will sell not to mention the availability for a building that you're looking for.From the sounds of it, Locating the building will be the toughest part. 

There are also two style aftermarkets I have used for flappers, one is the regular rubber and the other is a cup style, I have had better luck with cup style.Real hard water though, its probably going to be an ongoing issue as the valve are pretty cheapy on all the aftermarkets I have seen.