You may want to check those out here - they are both excellent and will give you pretty much all the knowledge you'd need to flip (if you did want to skip the wholesaling stage!)

I am in the beginning stages of lining up a single family flip in the northern suburbs of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Do you ever use staging in your rehab projects?

It is a 1200 sqft, 3 bed / 1.5 bath SFH with an ARV of 80k.Is it worth paying to stage a house like this?

Since I'm still (and always will be) in the educating stage, I'm not 100% where I want to start - flip, hold, tax lien.

She told them to pick out swatches and she'd run it by me, but they said they haven't yet picked out colors or anything so it might not go past the idea stage - sometimes renters say things like this and then don't follow through.

On the side, home design/staging have been a great personal passion of mine.

This is very early stage and so I bet more info will come in the near future as I get it.

Another benefit of staging your houses.

Me personally, I think anyone with a craigslist squeeze page to generate buyers isn't really doing deals and is in stage 1 of becoming a wholesaler.