That what it is bought for is the "current value" Than a wholesaler has to over inflate the price to create a new "current value"?

I have been trying to put together a good wholesale deal.

I can tell you from my experience that you are going to find out that there are so many wholesale investors there that if a new investor looking to buy property showed up they would all act like vultures.

We found some wholesales rehab duplex properties in the Twin Cities in MN.

I just sent out 100 letters to absentee owners to try and wholesale their property.

If this happens everywhere in the nation, it will take away a lot of profits from wholesalers and investors alike.

How can wholesalers protect themselves from this?

LOve the site looking to network with other investors and wholesalers.

how often does it happen that a wholesaler will add on their fee to a deal that another wholesaler already has added a fee on. how does the original wholesaler feel about it.

He buys raw land, subdivides it into lots and exchanges these cash gains into wholesale priced small multi family properties and office properties for cashflow.