I would stay away from that CPA.I use the assessor's data or comparable land for sale when I assign value for depreciation purposes.

Quote from @Kirk Roberts: @Bruce LynnI'm in NH Carroll County.Check out https://nhtaxdeedauctions.com/upcoming_auctions/https://www.carrollcountysheriff.org/information/real-estate...Looks like you can actually see sales prices, so that's a bonus in your area.

They have to "own" the product that they are selling so they could give idea and input to the customer.  

He did and it stopped the sale.

Wholesaling is 70% marketing and sales - without marketing, you don't get leads - without leads, you don't sell your service to sellers - without sales, you don't convert those sellers' leads into contracts - without contracts/properties, you don't have a product to sell to your buyers - without sales and marketing, you can't properly sell a property to an end buyer.People expect to build SOPs and have consistency within a few months of the operation, which is crazy to think.

The median home value is around $165,000, median sale price is around $260,000.

is the project cost following the sales pitch ?

I get a lot of questions about sales, the market, and rental pricing.

Next house was a probate that took 6 months to close : used bank financing and turned that $25,000 to $43,000 ... next we flipped a short sale.  

Purchase price: $320,000 Cash invested: $35,000 Sale price: $400,000 I bought this property from a wholesaler and used a hard/private money loan on the purchase.