Hey Abel would appreciate that info as well as I also wholesale in long island!

You can even see how long a rental listing was active, a nice gauge of the market.

I was looking at Long Beach.

If closing falls apart he's long gone with his fee.  

The days of getting a cheap deal from a foreclosure are long over.

Its a short term pain that ends with a long (not even to long) term profit from my experience. 

Also keep in mind that fees and charges matter, but a long term vacancy will hurt you more in the long run than a company who can better market the property even at a higher fee structure.

Money is good, consistently pull-in say $150-$200k although being extremely busy with very long hours.

There are many side hustles, and there is no "one fit all".Real estate investment is a long run and if you like to go there is neither is easy nor passive.

They typically build life-long seller-lead businesses in their market and if you work with a few of the top-agents in multiple locales, you can likely get a good stream of leads going (constant new-business with various owners who might be interested).