If it is a good deal, you should be able to buy it on Hard Money, complete the rehab and refinance to conventional with very little money in the deal.

I think you just need to buy your inventory then resell it.. or if you simply want to make middle man fee's get a license and go forth in that pursuit.

@Todd Tyler  Yes, @Joe Cordeira is right, but I wouldn't say interest rates are terribly higher than conventional. 

But if you take cash or if you purchase less than what you sold you will pay some tax.There's no firm convention on when depreciation recapture happens. 

Conventional loans?

Lots of great people go to their monthly meetup.I use Heather Todd at Atlantic Bay as my conventional lender.

In my area, the multifamily inventory is old (mostly converted single family housing) and prohibitively expensive to re-meter in most cases unless you are doing a full rehab already.

The two types of offers I turn down frequently are FHA and VA because the ability to close an "As is" transaction is reduced when compared to conventional or all cash transactions.

(Professional Investors Guild) they meet in multiple locations, but the Mobile location is at the downtown convention center.

From what I've been told buy rehabbers, wholesaling is in desperate need in Charlotte as inventory is crazy low, and I have a home in one of the hottest areas right now at a very good price, but yet.. nobody has reached out.How do you wholesalers normally market?