Also isn't the interest rate the private investor earns on the money invested a big part of what makes a deal worth while for him/her?

Still, it might be worthwhile to bid on the property if all the liens that stay and the winning bid add up to no more than 50% of the FMV before fix up.  

It is a free meetup and very worthwhile. 

I'd love to be able to tell you that the money will come fast, but as with most things that are worth while wholesaling takes some work.

With this particular deal even with splitting the cash flow 50/50 it would still be worthwhile for a partnership. 

I have no interest in pursuing it, but am highly curious if there are strategies that may make this worthwhile.

There's not much flexibility in the budget, but it seems worthwhile if the the appraiser is likely to consider it in the valuation.Thanks for any thoughts or opinions!

However, I don't do it on mine because its very questionable to me whether the total cost to total benefit calculus really makes it worth while for individual SFR properties that are not cookie cutter duplicates of one another, equipped very differently, bought at different times, in different locations, etc.

And if there are issues, they know they can be fixed easily and reasonably cheaply from their end - so long-term, it's still worthwhile. 2) the company knows it won't be around for more than a year or two, so it doesn't matter what they offer.

Trying to gauge if its worthwhile....