It’s super robust and follows the progression of an opportunity all the way out to a deal and beyond.

In my experience the best realtors that I’ve had were honest, responded to my questions in less than a day, helped evaluate a deal, would take pictures or videos of specific properties, etc.

Progressing forward with everything it takes to get ready is a good move...Lining up the lender, paperwork, credit check, down payment, closing cost money, pre approval etc.

Hey guys, for those of you who have experience in virtual wholesaling (either being the remote wholesaler or as a partner to a remote wholesaler), what methods have you found most effective for evaluating properties?

I am just trying to get a feel for an average price to be expected for:1) Initial tax evaluation, plan creation etc  (flat rate per year)2) Tax advisement for each following year3) Fees for actual tax return filingI am not asking for specific CPA recommendations, or anything of that nature.. just trying to figure out what range I should be expecting for somebody who specializes in real estate.

I would even add an additional step 5, Evaluate.

We have already found a property manager and have had contractor bids lined up.Now I think it's important that we can check the construction progress, so our original plan was to move the whole family up to Portland for about a month to oversee it.

@Darson Grantham I am looking to get into wholesale than progress to apartment complexes and commercial.

My question is... how to progress to have the cash for another.

Having recessed lighting installed and ceiling fans installed in each room brought appraiser higher in his evaluation, "I see your going to make this a better home" The home ultimately appraised for 430,000.00 and given the market read here on Long Island it looks like I just got it in before appraisal wills start decreasing.