Many of the areas around Fort Hood are extremely price capped since they're tied so closely to military BAH, so you'd have to find a deeply discounted home to make that strategy work well for you near base.

However to me wholesaling is simply shopping for discounts.

Don’t be surprised to get a call that they can’t turn on the range (you need to push the knob before you turn it) or 4 straight fire department calls after burned steak, toast, and pancakes.

Get your goals straight and then educate yourself.

Although he might not tell you straight up what the issue or why a particular property does not work for him, you can read through the lines as he will most likely explain in general what he looks for when evaluating what to keep vs sell.

Not sure if their willingness varies from state to state but I would not automatically discount it until you make some calls.   

They are very affordable and give a decent discount if you pay in cash.

He is skipping a step in the model and going straight to a 3 day event, at a HUGELY affordable price so more people can attend, take notes, and build their business from there.

If deal finder finds a discount deal, then builder gets paid to build and in this case buyer finances it.

Always check big box stores for discounted doors.