"Better" might not be good enough.

should work if your spread is good enough, hml have high fees points and rates, gotta make enough to cover these cost and still sell for a profit. find a HML with no pre payment penalties and one who will actually close/fund. everyone and there moms a HML till you need the $$$$

If I know the deal is good enough to support my high-end rehab number, than my returns will just be better than expected when I come in under budget, which is often the case.

We all have to assume that the rest of the steps will be researched in other threads or have already been obtained.There is no question that knowing how to evaluate exit values (ARV's), rehab costs, market conditions, etc. are of vital importance, regardless if you want to be a wholesaler, rehabber, or any type of RE investor.Again, I see no negatives to building a list first (after you know what a good deal is and have a good enough foundation to structure an offer that will be wholesaled.

If your deals are good enough they should remain receptive or another investor will come along.

You have been nice enough and if it isn't good enough, then there is no need to be accommodating anymore

So far, nothing bigger than 18 as come up as a good enough deal, but it will come.

Tenants do not deserve any better than home owners, and since Formica is good enough for me it is good enough for my tenants.If something does not increase the rent to generate a pay back in less than 2 years it is a waste of money in a rental. 

Another person mentioned in the post that he would just put it in a bond at 1%, said it was good enough for him.  

But it's usually good enough.