I typically provide the GC bid sheet to my agent anyway so that the buyer will know exactly what a "brand new" house they are getting.

Have fun with creating your "brand".  

We only use brand new LLC's to make offers.  

Like I said I am brand new to the wholesale end of things, up until we have only worked in rentals.

I am brand new on BP and just started to look into Real Estate.

I am brand new to real estate and I have been doing everything I can to start learning about the business (reading, enrolling in courses, etc.)

The next level beyond that would be to invest internationally.For me I would value more highly having a brand in a specific city and be able to exercise economies of scale with contractors, materials, etc. over ensuring that I am hedged against any type of economic changes.At some point I think it becomes a "chicken little" type situation. 6 units in 1 city does not seem excessive to me.Another simple way to diversify would be to invest in different types of units.

They are desperate for business and eager.My ARV was not right, I believe it is $4.2 at a cap rate of ~10%, and yes ideally this should be good enough for many investors to show interest in this project, but the issue is that we (the partners) do not have any past experience accessing the right channel of investors, not do we know how/ where to go about getting the right investors.Our plan was to rehab 3 blocks (total 18 blocks) of ~8 units each in Nov/Dec, rent out in Jan and with the income start rehabing the others.

His company transferred us 6 months after we built a brand new higher end home on property.

I looked for a brand on mine, I think it's a barracuda, but will have to take it in to find out.