@Charles Kimber Typically, great wholesalers have a few consistent buyers, real estate investors.So, if you have true, good deals, they'll fly off the shelves!

Typically the new builds will provided less return then 1960s-1980s stock. and will be sold at full retail.

Typically wholesalers would be wanting all cash deal (some exception).

Typically, it can be used to transfer from one spouse to another in a divorce or a transfer from a person to an an LLC.

Another way we've been finding off market deals are by calling listing agents and they typically have other properties that they haven't listed yet.

Cost: Typically we always see a 10x10 kitchen, rough numbers get this size done.

I'm typically offering around 70% of asking price in order to make workable numbers. 

The cash out re-fi typically has higher closing costs (and often requires an appraisal too).

No, the article specifically mentions he leverages it into a $3m LOCIt was on Bloomberg:Sifakis, the Florida flipper, typically gets a $3 million line of credit from an investment firm for about every $1 million he raises on RealtyShares, giving him added buying power.Soooo, not sure how that works?

What are typical response rates for a direct mail campaign from an investor or homebuyer to potential sellers?