Agree that Fund Managers and Intermediaries make money off of those but that's just a nature of their business - like @Mike Dymski mentioned there are companies that charge less and it's the employer's responsibility towards their employees to find the best possible combination that benefits them both.

That said, according the the Austin Board of Realtors and the Texas A&M Real Estate Center, the median price of a home as of July 2018 is $405K in Austin proper, with surrounding cities (suburbs) at: Round Rock $278K, Pflugerville $265K, Manor $205K, Leander $261K, Kyle $215K, Hutto, $226K, Georgetown $287K, Cedar Park $325K, Buda $266K....so there are plenty of homes within close proximity to Austin that are more affordable.

Most wholesalers are hustlers by nature otherwise they would not be in the business.

Didn’t notice their billion in sales rocking the real estate market, just like a big hedge fund selling. what percent of Americans even know?

I know the owner of a good Sand Gravel Rock Haul Company. 

It's human nature and frankly, I'm human.  

The longer they've been in business under that name, the stronger their natural trademark rights will be.- Has Madison Storage received any phone calls from customers who ask for "Madison Storage Garages"?

They attempt to convey to the user what the nature of the QRP plan design is, so that consumers understand what they're getting and how to maintain a plan compliantly and not get in trouble with the IRS. 

Not sure on your area, but I started with rocks and dirt and ended up with a very nice green yard in less than a month.

Hello everyone, I started a real estate investment company with my business partner and we have 4 staff members ready to rock and roll.