Right now capital is at a minimum and I’m improving credit so while I start saving money and networking with other investors, I’ve decided that whole-selling is probably my best bet to get a little extra cash in the bank account before I go buy a hold property.Anyway, I’m curious on a few things:What’s an average wholesale fee in California?

It may or may not be necessary to meet up in person but I find getting involved and flying out to join the local real estate investor meetings has worked well also.

For me, it has been challenging but has been the most rewarding opportunity I have ever gotten involved with.

yea thats a good bet...  

haha I still think South Bend is up and coming with the South Shore expansion, Notre Dame involvement, employment increases across multiple business categories throughout the entire region, and government support of a revival in downtown.

It's to a cash buyer, no banks involved.

Never bet on appreciation.

Buying into an existing transaction that involves a disqualified party would not fit within that concept and would certainly create a self-dealing prohibited transaction. 

There is no agent involved.

Not sure what your payback will be if you rehab, but if tenants come and go, I bet they will be content with clean, functional and fresh paint in a light color.