She was skeptical at first, but once I showed her step by step and showed her numbers on deals that we should get into she agreed.So, I put together a marketing campaign consisting of direct mail, door knocking, craigslist searching, meeting with wholesalers and agents, etc.2 months after going full time, I got a call from a wholesaler with a quad in the outskirts of Nashville.

Here are the details...I am trying to get an apartment under contract in Madison Tn (10 minute drive from downtown Nashville) and the seller definitely has motivation to sale. 14 units - 10 1/1 and 4 2/1She currently only has 9 units (all 1/1) rented out and she lives in the last 1/1She states she doesn't have any of the 2/1 rented because she requires two months down to move in.Rent rolls (checked the leases and is accurate and market average)1/1 - $650 a month2/1 - $750 a monthCurrent rent roll a month - 5,850Monthly expenses..Sewer - 112Storm - 40Waste/ trash - 76NES - 90Water - 80Gardening - 50Hazard Insurance - 333Taxes - 516I used an 8% cap rate to get my offer price at 569,125Does this seem about right to everyone?

Is anyone on this site wholesaling properties in the Nashville areas? 

I would prefer working with someone local to Nashville, TN, but am open to working with a remote adviser as well.

We are a residential general contractor from the Nashville TN area who specializes in custom home renovations.

Hi everyone, I'm a new graduate student in living in Nashville right now.

Paul and Joel I work as an loan analyst for a commercial loan originator here in Nashville, TN.

House is worth $135K an located in Nashville, NC.  

I've been working in CRE brokerage in Nashville for almost 3 years now and I'm looking to grow my pipeline even more by utilizing a prospecting software. 

Can anyone point me in the direction of a lender with reasonable fees and APRs that can work with me in the Nashville, Franklin, Spring Hill, Columbia, or Murfreesboro area?