Originally under contract with a wholesaler, I resolved complex development issues, including acquiring and recombining an adjacent parcel, to meet zoning requirements under the city's new UDO laws.

Getting ready to buy a very distressed property through a wholesaler.

You take away all of the eyesores that you can in a one to two week period so you can rebrand a wholesale (off the market) as a market sale (on the market) to an investor.

An agent/broker/wholesaler found them and needs paid so it's probably not a homerun deal, but base hits can add up.

That is one excessively high wholesale fee. 

I'm a wholesaler out in the Milwaukee area.

I found this deal while working as the escrow officer for a closing where the wholesaler was unable to find an end buyer.

I found this deal while working as the escrow officer for a closing where the wholesaler was unable to find an end buyer.

Most new wholesalers sizzle out after a few months (or even less) because you don't realize the amount of up front work and capital that's needed for something like this. 

People funding in 2nd position behind hard money at 75%+ CLTV on flips with aggressive ARV's, people funding EMDs and closing costs for "wholesalers" who have completed 1-2 deals and dont have $5k to their name, etc.