At that level you also compete against the buildings with a ton of amenities for the type of buyer (i.e. not a family) where as with a 2 bedroom you can get a family that many times is more stable and may be happier with the layout of a house.3) You left out taxes.

I actually just started trying out Intuit this month and so far I'm satisfied with it. 

Originally posted by @Brie Schmidt:@Robert Obniski Use redfin.com for DIY searches and find a good agent Checked out redfin and their sytem and layout is easy to use.

Depending on the layout you may be able to abandon the supply lines under the slab and go around the perimeter with new lines.  

That said, I encourage you to lay out your goals.

Many investors would rather pay someone for an hour of work than take an hour of their time to explain the task to someone who likely won't be a part of their long-term team.Many of the 'gurus' do overcharge for what they are offering, but the idea behind charging for their services is to compensate them for the time they aren't doing deals, and also to see who is serious about learning.If you are interested in finding a "mentor", the best thing in my opinion is counter-intuitively to look for a PAID position you can take in a small real estate company.  

@Joseph Ball Can you lay out the process of wholesaling a house step by step just so we can get a better understanding because I do believe what you say but would like to know line for line how it goes from someone experienced. 

Row houses, for example, will likely require some walls coming down to provide the open concept layout that a lot of buyers today will expect.

But if I ever had an oil tank issue I would contact Mike at Demaio'sThese guys really take time to explain everything and lay out all the scenarios.

I've lost track of how many would-be wholesalers have either talked a big game about the deals they were going to find, or presented a project where the numbers or the situation (i.e. terrible layout or neighborhood) made no sense.Best of luck!