Hello everyone my name is Salvador I am interested in the steps that investors are looking for when it comes to a wholesale offer to make your life's as investors easier and my life as a wholesaler have more work than I can handle if I understand what is desired from you guys before presented the offer.

You could defer any portion that is capital gains and get some long-term tax benefits by investing in Opportunity Zones. 

Have not presented a contract to seller, but we agree on terms and price and a 60 days to close for me to get financing.

Originally posted by @Yue Lehman:Any contractors, Property Managers, etc. who work on your property should all be insured, and present you with proof of insurance.

It is an easy read and well presented information.

I don't see any need to talk to a CPA or tax advisor here based on what has been presented.

The last thing I plan on doing is to work on my buyers presentations and listing presentations so that when I do show one of these as an agent that it isn't just an average one and I can really show how I can provide value to the customer.

@Sara Aviv BergerA true cap rate of 10% does not exist in any kind of growth market in the USA.I was on a call with Neal Bawa earlier this week and he said AVERAGE CAP RATE IN THE US is now 5.2%.Cap rates in the top markets like Phoenix Dallas Atlanta Charlotte are in the 3s to low 4s at best.Every investor out there will jump for joy with a true 6% cap rate in a growth market.At the present time, if I can find an asset with a true 5%+ entry cap, I give it strong consideration.I believe a reconsideration of your investment criteria may be warranted

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.I am a newbie learning to run numbers on a deal that was presented and would appreciate an audit from a seasoned pro.

If your business relies on you to be present then it will eventually run you.