I am looking at the market fundamentals for the midwest and the only conclusion I can draw from all the data I have is that we are going to continue to see at leasta few more years of health appreciation, before we get closer to new construction prices and out of the supply dilemma we are in. 

Interest rates are fundamentally affected by inflation.

@Michael Notowas asking the basic fundamentals of whether or not this would be a serious issue.

The best thing you can do to familiarize yourself with the fundamentals of wholesaling is to purchase some books and read them, Jamil Damji has a book on this at the BP store!

That being said, it doesn't do you any good if you don't try and apply what you've learned so far by taking daily, focused action.Study the basic to learn the fundamentals.

If you haven't already, go to yellowletters.com and order @Michael Quarles Fundamentals of Success program.

I always recommend investing in areas with strong underlying fundamentals: jobs, limited housing supply, desirability/ high demand, population growth/ net in-migration, affordability, etc.

But fundamentally, what is being taught is the same.

@Colleen F. it's similar but also fundamentally different in several ways:1) OpenDoor is already charging a higher fee just for "privilege" to sell TO them2) OpenDoor's offer prices are usually lower than market prices3) It can be confusing to both consumers and agents, because OpenDoor is operating similar to a wholesaler in that they claim to close quickly, with cash, and make the sale process easier on the seller.

What are the Las Vegas fundamentals that will maintain the growth of property values and rental rates?