If it then works out that the house goes up or down in value just ignore its value unless you are willing to sell.Having a bedroom on the main level or other factors could be more important to your future happiness than trying to keep the value of the house under X% of your net worth.Flip it around.

You will be developing your skills even if there is no deal that can be done this time around.John Corey

That's typically a nicer level of finish than you would ever do in a rental.

Then couple that with your level of time, money, and risk level and jump in!

I am rather concerned with the basic level of your questions.

At some levels I do not really care if there are multiple views.

The level of fractionalization is not an issue.Regards,Scott Miller[quote="REIScott,Are there any min or max loan sizes for a fractional property?

Just curious as I am not familiar with many university level programs.I have a bit of experience with RE investing in the Dayton market so send me a PM if you want to discuss.John Corey

Rafael -Sounds like you've got the full gamut of skills.

It seems to me that, at its most fundamental level, the two keys to wholesaling are (1) establishing a large network of investors to contact, and (2) effective marketing to find the deals.