Your move and set (assuming it's a move and set as that's the "going" rate at $3000) is literally that: tear it down, move it, set it back up on blocks (you pay for blocks if they don't transport or there's not enough), tie it down (you pay for anchors) and level it out.

Right now I am pretty much a brand new fresh of the block (not really) wholesaler.

.- 90% of those who ask won't have access to enough capital to do a deal.

My husband is an agent, so I have access to all the MLS info I need, but now I'm looking for a network of folks that are actively investing in residential or commercial that I can learn with.

We live in a very tight knit area, I'm just the new young kid on the block, literally.

But they are defined down to the block.

I'm not exactly an expert in this arena, but to kick-off the responses do you have access to any private money?

Having said that, you can absolutely provide data to the seller to explain how you came to the price of your offer, but you need to have access to that data and understand how to comp properties.

I agree they do mostly have to have biggerpockets to invest in LA (or access to some big pockets) I am in L.A and valuations are pretty crazy for sure.

To me, I just think you have to a minimum amount of access to cash/credit to get you over a reasonable hump of a raindy day.I'd say if you owned between 1 to 5 houses = 15k6-10 = 20k10-15 =30k15-20 = 40k20+ = 50kIf you're getting decent cash flow and have over 50k in the bank, you shouldn't have any problems with reserves again.