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I deal with a lot of wholesalers around the country not directly but the folks I fund buy from.. them. the most successful are vertically integrated licensed agents so they can also pick off listings so they dont waste lead money .. they have an acquisition team a closing team etc.. spend 20 to 50k a month in marketing so on and so forth. 

Toilet paper holders: we use single mount holders with the integrated arm, so the spring holder can never be lost and so we can mount the holder directly into a stud.

I'm anticipating the day when they go away and we integrate them into the nightly rate, which is how it should be.

@Dave Kush Account Closed Yeah they are several days into this... still no emails or software integration.

You're also right, I think there are some good ones out there but the lack of regulation and accountability means that all the parties involved have to work with integrity and that doesn't happen all of the time.

It's one of the reasons realtors are often considered a notch or two below used car salesmen in integrity.  

It depends first and foremost on the person's integrity, and it's a scarce commodity these days.

Top wholesalers I know and fund their deals are vertically integrated  IE they have their telephone folks they have their buyer agent that when a lead comes in they are at the persons house literally within hours trying to close them.

We had to fire our first cleaner due to a complete lack of integrity and poor/slow communication via text.