Which includes marketing and an acquisition manager and resell manager you need those two employees to be a bigger player in wholesaling at least from what I have seen.

@David Dachtera A lot of people, the big players, do get commissions every day and make excellent money or more than in real estate.  

This was a very early filing, the case has progressed since what is written below, but it is a good summary of the players.  

And this only happens by you either 1) finding owners yourself that are willing to sell off-market or 2) networking with other real estate players in your area that are finding owners willing to sell off-market

Is a broker more important than a real estate agent to have on your team?

I'm assuming the majority of people will be on one of the two major players, but I could be surprised.

There is finally a player in the real estate crowdfunding space that is targeting non-accredited investors.  

Home Union, Norada  and many more but those are some of the top players.. what they do is they do all the heavy marketing IE webinars SEO all the stuff that local on the ground turn key companies are not that great at. 2.

My main issue with the local players in PA is they typically will lend up to 80% LTV but with 20 year amortization.

Contrary to what "wholesalers" claim about having buyers, agents have many times more buyers and can look out for the sellers best interest by helping the seller not get stuck with game players and their 90 day inspections and "subject to my partners" approval garbage.