Typically, the best way to market a property is on the MLS as it gets the most widespread exposure.For wholesaling, you should have your buyers already lined up before you start searching for properties and you should be searching based on your specific buyers’ criteria.

I'd like to wholesale across country but not sure how to do without a widespread buyers list.

I neither like nor understand the American practice of tipping people for doing their jobs or just for doing things they wanted to do, but certainly it is widespread.

The only thing I can determine from it is that $210-$300k is an awful wide spread and may need to reevaluated, and I don't know of many houses you could pick up at the price you stated and turn it into a quarter-million dollar home. 

The porch is also the roof of the kitchen.Bathroom rehab - New floor, possibly new sink.Attic - InsulationUpstairs Hall - Ceiling repair (a ServPro worker stepped through the attic ceiling, made a 2'x2' hole that needs repair)Backyard fence needs some repairEstimate of all repairs is about $17KComps are pretty widespread, but the nicer homes are in the $60-80K range for that area. 

The good wholesalers have done all of these things so they understand all the costs and how to really determine an ARV.It's not just your area, it's widespread.

Just wondering if this is something peculiar to Temecula, CA or if this is something more widespread.

Historically on average for widespread direct mail campaigns the response rate is around 2% on the first mailing.

I know they are in a couple of states, not sure if there are others that are widespread like them.

HML rates are widespread depending on LTV, loan amount, location, type of loan program and borrower Fico.