On the otherhand, it the property is overpriced and the wholesaler doesn't know how to present it with realistic repairs, ROI, etc. they'll have to work extremely hard to find naive buyers.

With that said, I'm looking for something in the US that draws 200+ investors with a lot of experience and has great presenters and is not all a sales pitch.

Are there specific ways to build trust or present the proposal that you’ve found particularly effective?

Make sure to check with a cross-border tax advisor on how this could impact your overall tax strategy.Umm I'm pretty sure the US presence test only applies to non US citizens who are actually physically present in the US for over 183 days, not for owning property. 

Whether you're buying or selling, August 2024 presents a landscape filled with potential.

Presently evaluating refinancing to take my downpayment money out of one property (at that point it feels like a "free" property) and balancing if I should focus on aggressively paying some properties off or keeping leverage... classic dilemma I guess.

Keep an eye on how other listings in your area are performing over the next few weeks.Presentation: Since you’ve had a few showings but no serious offers, it might be worth reviewing the presentation of the home.

So to my mind @Patti Robertson humorous aside is critical...she disclosed that she might make a huge profit and asked if the seller was ok with that.

You can present this to property owners for their signature, rather than drafting an entirely new contract.

Real estate is, generally, a pretty efficient market, so you can generally assume that if a syndicator is presenting a deal with a 25% projected return, they are doing something in the deal, that makes it higher risk than the group with a similar deal projecting 15%.