I would confidently say that atleast 85% of wholesalers have zero concept of repair costs and market values.

I’ve been doing my research on it but I don’t fully understand the concept....do I put down 25%, and follow the BRRRR protocol?

I was recently reading a post about a gentleman who was asking about using the brrrr method out of state (https://www.biggerpockets.com/...). a real estate investor, @Elliot Elkhoury, responded with this:  "I would look at the approach from a revenue mindset, not a discount mindset (which is where the BRRR concept was born).Firstly, I would like to point out that properties with great cash flow potential and deep equity positions aren't just floating around the MLS.

Well I'm available to them anytime they want to get a quick update on their mortgage options with the ultimate goal of selling them back the house using their 20% down option money and I will also consider paying the closing costs using the same seller concession scenario.Lastly, I also get paid originating their new loan.Can you as a reader let me know if you see any flaws or concerns with this concept?

I do have great confidence in my business model - we are the only one in our area with the matching concept and our numbers show it.

Here's some concepts.  1) 50/50 down payment and mortgage payments and joint title in both trusts. 

You can learn a lot of the basics through podcasts and YouTube videos, which will at least get you familiar with the basic concepts enough to make a decision about whether you want to pursue and keep learning more.

It's been pretty clear since Frey initially rolled out even the concept of the 2040 plan, that the only way to fight some of it (inclusionary zoning) was to fight it from within by being able to undo the changes that the Council(s) cook up.

The concept is so powerful applied to anything thats financable. 

Seems simpler to show any evidence of your maiden name when you sell or refi.