As we grow and things get a little more hectic I am contemplating some sort of assistant to help with marketing, daily tasks like phone calls, acquisitions, etc.

My take has always been that if someone is willing to cheat or bend the rules on one aspect of their dealings the question I ask is what other areas of business are they willing or even motivated to cheat at?

Anyhow, I couldn't make any deals from my first list because it was too general and thus, there weren't any people calling because they were motivated or distressed.Now, in this second attempt, I was watching instructional videos from Matt Theriault from epic pro academy, in which my list now is all pre foreclosed, single family homes from the MLS.

Now, if you mean some other area was repaired and this is not the wall discussed in that report then you may have some sort of claim.

Hi, here's the situation.I'm working on my first wholesaling deal.I found a motivated seller today, and ran the comps.I haven't seen the property yet.

I’m currently 25 yrs old and have little experience so these goals will likely evolve but I’m very motivated and focused so have no doubt that I’ll eventually reach whatever goals I set.

Im concerned they might get jammed up in post office sorting machines, due to edges catching and ripping or whatever because I didnt seal them shut, but just tucked closed again.

So in that regard, the cart is in front of the horse here and sort of the plantation.In my experienced opinion buying many loans from various counter-parties including banks, investment funds and other institutional type sellers, this plan on this asset is more of an exercise in futility than anything else buy both the OP and this company.

If the buyer can not adequate believe/access the financials until due diligence phase, how much typically and what sort of costs should he expect to pay (monetary) in order to get to that phase?

First off, I would check and make sure you're allowed to do this sort of thing.