In your experience on these nicer properties, is there any typical pattern for how much they sell for (i.e. 75% of the fair market value or something like that) or is it all over the place or dependent on the specific property or the competition on that particular day?

(That's the way it feels, buddy.)I can't speak for any patterns you see in other people's posts on BP.  

See my synopsis at BP topic Opendoor (Wake county) facts and figures... sorry, can't help it which is just basic details on OD buying patterns that any broker can find if they try.

Have you seen this new pattern......How old is this vanity ?

Appreciate all the great advice guys @Jerred Morris @Shane Foster and @Michael Quarles From what I'm seeing on this post (and a few others I've seen) the pattern is generally:Letter [Yellow]Letter [Zip or Yellow]PC [Large]PC [Pictorial or some sort] Typed LetterRepeatAgain I know there's no right or wrong answer just getting a feel of where to start!

No, Brent, I really don't believe so, I can show the RE transactions I have been involved in, there is no pattern of wholesaling as a business venture or promoting wholesale functions, I doubt if the MO Dept of RE would say anything about one contract in a year or 2 years, they would say something if I had 3,4 or 5+ wholesale deals in a year, that is actively engaged in the practice.

Do 5 deals in a year, that's a pattern.

I've seen that pattern through three economic cycles dating back to the mid-90's. 

The marble raced to the door when you put it on the floor. 

Historically we know that with in six months of a for sale sign going up in a neighborhood two other houses tend to hit the market as well within a drive pattern of the first house.