Hi all,
I recently purchased a guide on how to wholesale properties. I conceptually understand the process however it seems like a lot of legwork. Im down to put the work in but want to know 2 things...what would be...

Down the road, this can hurt the investor because you'll find yourself with a unit rented well below market rent when its time to sell.

The trend is also fueling mergers and acquisitions within the industry, such as Circle K’s recent bid to acquire 7-Eleven.These global real estate updates reflect a dynamic market adapting to new challenges and opportunities.

I'd suggest you start asking other investors in your market for general contractor referrals- people who do quality and reasonable work on rental properties in your market.

I just say" (I have done over 500 in my market this way) Hey Christie, I need insurance its vacant and we are doing a reno.

Lately I have been focused on building my client list and working with active buyers in the market.So far I have found some success via rei meetups and meeting with great people in the market.As for leads at the moment I'm currently sourcing leads via d4d and word of mouth.

The gurus selling the mentorship programs are NOT in the investing business, they’re in the sales/marketing business                   

I am leaving out cost to build and sale price because I am strictly looking for any actual data or reference on the component itself which should give me a base line and hold true in most markets. 

Keep in mine Toledo is the #1 market in Ohio (and nationwide) not Cleveland or Columbus. https://www.realtor.com/research/top-housing-markets-2024/ What is BRRR?

Is counting on appreciation the only strategy in a market like this, or are there points of view?