These advantages include cash AS-IS offers, no requirement for repairs, flexible closings, zero realtor commission, cover probate fees, advance payments before the COE, post-occupancy agreements, no closing costs, and no formal showings or appraisals.Having previously flipped houses, I know how important is a good wholesaler to a flip and flip company.

., Free Interest Rate Buy Down, Paid OTP and no origination fee. 

To clear 1 Million on a deal you'd need to find a deal spread of 2 million because after closing fees, agent fees, and taxes you get half the spread.To find a deal with a 2 million spread it have to look something like Purchase 2 millionRehab 750kARV 4.75 MillionYou''l clear one million after closing on the sale of finished product but you'll need to be at least 1 million liquid to get the deal done.

Typically, these "zero down" programs take a HUGE fee upfront (12-15%), and then you hold the 5-6% interest for 20 years.

The legal fee is nominal given I could get house prices for significantly less when we negotiated the listing agent's commission on houses.

That much will cost them probably $25,000 in legal fees in a simple case.

Hello,Responding to your request to property management recommendations.The Clark Group http://www.clarkgrouppm.com/Real Property Management Solutions, Dan Hayeshttps://www.realpmsolutions.com/Peace by Lease6501 S Macadam Ave Ste A, Portland, OR 97239https://www.peacebylease.comThe going rate in the Portland metro ranges from 8-14% of the gross rent, and the lease up fee (new tenant placement) ranges from ½ to a full month's rent. 

It's net income is a loss due to high turnover costs, management fees, etc. 

They charge you fees up front.

Yes, it's common to charge a placement fee but I would try to negotiate the one month fee.