Agree with the above for the technical and data part of the business.

We use airdna.co for our data, wholesale our deals, and have a well-known contractor + interior designer on our team.

Her estimate has been the same as the bank's full appraisal, every time.Often time the appraiser doesn't know the area, so they'll rely heavily on comps and data online, which is what the desktop appraiser does.

Realtor.com's market data for the week ending May 1, 2021, shows that the median home price of all the listings increased by 15.4 percent over last year, notching the 38th consecutive week of double-digit price appreciation.

I bought at that time and my properties have tripled at min in value and I think they are still undervalued.

With real estate, you are looking for it to appreciate, ie increase in value, and/or having the rent (like a stock dividend) to cover your expenses or make money.As mentioned above, wholesaling is mainly a sales and marketing job/technique.

I don’t think the market will actually crash, but I’d imagine some of theses houses will go down in value since they aren’t worth the appraisal.Do any of you plan on waiting until the bubble pops before moving in?

Data is always a great way to go about it. numbers don't lie.

Bigger Pockets family, is there a way to upload recent MLS Data to be integrated with the BP calculators? 

Yet some data I've seen shows not that many households are actually delinquent, unlike 2008 where almost 30% of real estate transactions were short sales, REO's or foreclosure auctions.I'm about to buy 3-4 more houses, and this is a bit worrying.