And I'm very cautious about houses that are obviously flips that still need fundamental work to be done.  

Looks like wholesaling is fundamental for everybody who involve to real estate investing. 

BRRRR is a great strategy, but the fundamentals still have to be there. 

Stick to fundamentals and you'll do fine.

The fundamental methods of SEO haven't really changed all that much over time.

I also fundamentally disagree with the program, and I am not willing to invite bureaucracies into my business.

But their are a lot of markets with good economic fundamentals that are still very affordable and they are not "Podunk" towns as @Bob Bowling suggests.

One of the most fundamental aspects of wholesaling is marketing, so you have to do a lot more than find a house for sell.

., This is a good topic and one of the fundamental things to consider before accepting tenants.

As an incentive to transact with a seller, if the seller had say a 7.0% interest rate they offered the assumption of their loan while new originations in the market were at 12.0% (yea, the 1980's were not interest rate friendly) This had two fundamental consequences, one was lenders were loosing control of the party responsible for payments.