As someone who has completed several BRRRR deals and has counseled clients on how to execute them here in CT, I can't stress how on point @Jennifer Beadles remarks are on this thread.

To those wondering why we do not execute on these leads ourselves, we consider ourselves specialists in a specific part of the value chain, and believe we can add real value to the real estate industry through our deep focus.I wanted to get BP's feedback on this idea:What are BP's thoughts on this – especially from the view of a wholesaler or flipper?

I've read and known from experience that business system development must be executed with scalability at the forefront and an exit strategy for everyone involved (especially myself).

Once they executed the forms.

She specializes in redevelopment projects, initiating and coordinating with architects, subcontractors and trade crews to execute projects on site from initial concept to completion, while meeting time, labor, material estimates and projects specifications.

As a bonus, having done step 3 you now may have somebody with experience in your local market to bounce ideas off and they may even be willing to help execute your strategy.Execute your strategy.

Also don’t really need a handyman “on staff” just call around when the job needs done.

Along with having the actual financial ability to execute..

There are also wholesalers who put properties under contract and never execute if they can't find an end buyer.

its the same with flipping.. if everyone that went to a wholesaling and flipping course actually did any thing.. there simply is not that much inventory to buy in most markets.. it works in the still dead and dying areas were you may have 2 to 5k vacant homes in an MSA  it works fine there still.. but in most markets no way.. very tough.the guys I know that do wholesaling profitably and not just sitting home by themselves have Massive marketing budgets  10 to 50k a MONTH.. they have staff they have closers that go out and do the deals.. they run it as a vertically intergrated business.. and those guys can make good money 500 to 1 million or more a year net.. that's good money..