@Carla M RichardsonYou have a lot of wrong information about the fundamentals of wholesaling (and real estate).

I've always been a fundamental real estate investor, buying single family homes in Austin after the stock market dot com crash when foreclosures were plentiful and renting them until the market came back.

There are markets around the country right now that have very sound market fundamentals for both single family and multifamily, and that have continued to appreciate reasonably despite the doom and gloom in the media.

On that, I fundamentally agree, but buying too fast, like eating too fast (both which I'm experienced in) can hurt you.

True success will come from creating and scrubbing a zip code specific list & putting a 12 month plan in place to execute daily fundamental actions.  

@Ben KahleThe short and fundamental answer is, yes more cash-flow!

At least you get your rehab $ back or does the workshop fundamentals teach to finance the whole APV thus you get your rehab and equity back then rent?

We are fan of the market and fundamentals moving forward.

Supply and demand is fundamental. thanks, Matt3

As with any type of investing, recommend you focus on the hard fundamentals of each deal and develop your own sense of what the prospects are likely to be for the local economy that you decide to deploy your capital.