CPAs should practice tax, and lawyers should practice law.

It's good practice to know how much it will cost you to do certain rehab items in your area2.

Jeremy, i simply don't want the liability of potentially being personally accused of 'id theft' and the likes of 'negligent enablement' thereof in today's highly litigious America where it seems like 50% americans are prescribed some sort of psychiatrics drugs and the other half on recreational ones; and the average civilian being practically a professional 'crisis actor'. frankly, and im not even kidding, 10-20 years ago it used to be that young adults wanted to be rock stars. now its practically like every one wants to be 'lawyer'?

But at the volume you're doing, that may not even be worth it.I don't keep up with the trends in wholesaling direct mail practices, but there's a general axiom in direct mail saying that it does you no good to save on postage at the expense of getting your pieces opened.

You could just practice gauging what properties in a certain area go for though, that could def be useful.

Someone had suggested an Insurance Agent, but I don't see that being very practical while searching through hundreds of properties.Thanks everyone!

It has new siding, carpet, window, and the kitchen is practically new.

We get ahead by utilizing sound, fair business practices.

@Anthony Cosme: Any transactional real estate attorney who has been practicing for a few years would know how to do an assignment. 

Money follows good business practices.