If so .. what would be a good percentage?

Never the less, I admit that in percentage terms (versus using dollars) Cleveland may have better cash flow over the last 10 year holding period, but the higher appreciation market, by the fact that it is a high appreciation market, will catch the lower appreciation market given enough time even in percentage terms. 

This in effect reduces my investment amount which increase the return as a percentage of investment for any appreciation. 

Of course they will make a percentage on top of the money they borrowed.

What do you think about giving him a percentage of the overall property?

If you were to take the weather out of the equation, what percentage would be fair for those people that have no business behind the wheel of a car?

Just a quick FYI, a bank loans out say 1 million dollars a month....a low number but bear with me....a percentage of those loans have to be in the small bracket under 100k then another percentage is between 101 k and 500 k and then there are loans over that say 501 k to 1 million. 

My view is that a small percentage of properties that are normal (nothing that cannot be addressed wrong with it) make to the auction.I do not believe there is any method to know which RE will be pulled prior to auction. 

There is a chance your profits could be crushed with a bad tenant, but overall if vacancy is your perceived risk it may be worthwhile bumping up that percentage in your calculation.    

I’m new to wholesaling and was wondering how much equity should be in a house to make it a good wholesale deal?