For me I would rather sell it all and put the money to the CD, it's not even worth it anymore considering the low cap rate and huge additional supply that keeps coming up.

A friend recently received a cease and desist letter for naming their sauna biz too close to a large regional player.

If a wholesaler screws around town, the big players will learn that very quickly and will stop dealing with the person.

Scoured BP for podcasts, blogs, etc to find out who the great players are?

The answer is clearly yes, not to be fair the 2010’s were probably a golden age for re investing, this is an especially tough period, so that gap feels huge, some of this is just a result of the pandemic and subsequent inflation, some of this is by design, the Fed wants to restrict investing and for you to put money into tresuries and cd’s not real estate & stocks.

Most of the real big players are counting their entire teams volume.

By the time you get to know the market, you'll have a better understanding of the players, including the wholesalers and investors.

You can find out a lot that way too.Finally - know that there are usually plenty of seasoned players bidding against you.  

I also have thought of the CD plus some money market/high yield savings.Thank you!

(I ask as you could probably generate $120-$150k/year in cash from a guaranteed bank CD.