I am a wholesaler and spend in excess of 40 hours per week viewing properties and tabulating the other necessary information involved in a wholesale transaction, which would be impossible for an investor with a fulltime job.

That what it is bought for is the "current value" Than a wholesaler has to over inflate the price to create a new "current value"?

I have been trying to put together a good wholesale deal.

I can tell you from my experience that you are going to find out that there are so many wholesale investors there that if a new investor looking to buy property showed up they would all act like vultures.

We found some wholesales rehab duplex properties in the Twin Cities in MN.

I just sent out 100 letters to absentee owners to try and wholesale their property.

If this happens everywhere in the nation, it will take away a lot of profits from wholesalers and investors alike.

How can wholesalers protect themselves from this?

I'll admit I was skeptical based upon the rumors being spread about him online, but once I found out the truth and actually worked with him, I found out that he was genuine and knows his stuff.

LOve the site looking to network with other investors and wholesalers.