I am ready to learn the wholesaling game.

I am specifically looking for companies with a proven track record of transparency and competitiveness in their fee structures and excellent customer service.

If these deals were single families I would do a reno in a heart beat because the "BRRRR" method works well with the equity game.

@Marty Summers If your end game is to fix the house up and sell it for a profit why not just go ahead and do that?

I'm not sure of the custom in your market, but here in Baltimore we typically only use a specific "appraisal contingency" for cash deals.  

I wanted to find something that most people could afford so I would have a broad customer base.

Did you ever play the game Monopoly as a kid and ever win?

They tend to have ongoing sales and cash flow daily and they keep up the building and what it looks like on the inside for customers.

If so, you may want to avoid people who play those kinds of games.

Liability in this game is huge and if you work on a house yourself or you employ people to do it and it malfunctions then it's on you to fix it, whereas when you hire subs it falls on them to warranty their work.