You pay per file ie: split, mls, e&o etc.One thing dont miss the forest through the trees on this, yeah you might think you know everything about wholesaling etc etc but being an agent in a decent office you will learn alot and be in the "mix" and synergy of the other agents and deals.

What I do is plug in an address and I see a C-o-C out, if that matches my minimum, it's a keeper to look more into.

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This is a marketing advantage; apts w/o are less desirable than apts with.  

If that is true, there is an issue that needs solving as tying up capital and work/effort w/o cash flow is not the norm.

Dont worry you will own it soon enough and then its another o crap moment at that point. lol.Good luck.

Originally posted by David O.

@Hassan O.

Local meetups/REIA events where you can get investor referrals, meet with local HML reps, or individual private lendersTo address the second part of your question...Essentially all short-term "bridge" loans are structured as I/O or 'interest-only' and require a balloon payment at the end of the term, because you aren't paying down the principal during the course of the loan.In other words, most all short-term hard money loans you'll be looking at will require monthly interest payments and a balloon payment at the end of the term.

And the reason why I am saying this... is because this is what e v e r y o n e.. keeps regurgitating!