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I buy materials from specific distributors, good product, warranty, net billing etc.I think using a reputable general contractor is best for most people, volume of flips is generally the focus (plus margins) Christian's comment said it best.

I've got a great supplier/installer here on the Coast.I'm not familiar with the Magee market, but a quick MLS search shows no active rentals on market in town.I've learned the hard way on the BRRRRs, if you go ahead and do everything (within a reasonable budget) Roof, HVAC, windows, kitchen bathrooms, you'll save yourself time/money down the road.Good Luck!

If you want to wholesale and learn about rehab costs and acquisition, find the best wholesaler in your area, who is reputable (hard to find), and see what you can do for them.Don't try to do it on your own.

I found information S2A modular however they don't look reputable. 

I’ll report back how it all shakes out but figured I would share what mass save (Rise Engineering since we have Unitil for utility supplier) was currently offering.  

There are no reputable wholesalers in Cleveland.

A master lease to a reputable company sounds good. 

If you have a property under contract at a great price, and a competitive bid scenario between multiple investors may be the right course of action, consult with a reputable real estate auction company.The auction company should be able to tell you pretty quick whether your deal is as good as you think it is.

AwesomeMake sure you try the Facebook groups for wholesaling and contactsI found them very helpful with due diligence on the contact and  reputation and  history