Most BRRR investors kill the deal because they drag their feet placing the initial offer because they want to do every calculator and rent website and bla bla bla and then when they are ready to announce their offer the property is already pending.

Larger plans usually make the SPD available on the company’s benefits website.

I have been searching the Sedgwick County website and can't seem to find an option to search for "Notice of Default".

What you need to do is find their buyers they sell to.Usually every state/county has a website where you can go and find the buyers who actually close on deals.

@Dominic Flinthttps://assets0.biggerpockets.com/uploads/user_file/file_object/1331/BP_20xx_-_Rental_Income_and_Expenses.xlshttps://www.vertex42.com/ExcelTemplates/rental-cash-flow-analysis.html Go through that vertex website.

- Websites?

The website does all the vetting for you and matches you up with a good realtor in your area.

The website clearly has more.

I’m reading lots of posts on this amazing Bigger Pockets website, and when it comes to wholesaling, I’ve noticed advice stating that a wholesale contract should have an “out clause” (inspection and financing), and an “intent to assign”.

I will post are website url on bottom of page.