Buyers all balked until I staged those two small BR's with bunkbeds.

It's easier than you think to fall into the analysis paralysis stage and not even realize your doing it.

Once you have the entitlements you can start the final bidding process, fund raising and financing stage. 

Also, I plan to rehab several, then pay for staging in one home to help me get top dollar for the remainder.

I had the opportunity yesterday to speak on a virtual stage about raising capital for multifamily syndication deals.In the past 12 months our group has closed just over $120mil in apartment investments with right at $35mil raised.At the end of the session the host asked what would be my best advice for someone just getting started raising capital:I see so many people holding themselves back because they are a perfectionist and want to see it perfect before taking action.You will never be able to release a product, seminar, presentation, pitch deck, etc. if you wait until it is perfect.

The price of properties in Australia are obviously very different to the American market, I can't even imagine something like wholesale buying and although I have found the bp podcasts very informative at this stage I am still coming to terms with concepts and terminology.

I have invested in numerous other markets and I'm always open to a good deal.In addition to investing, I have taught from numerous stages as well as one on one with many beginning and thriving investors around the country.Glad to have found a great forum to exchange ideas and help.Regan

OTHIf I were a flipper relying on wholesalers, I think I'd at least bring them into a business arrangement to allow them to buy with me, or in my company setting aside the issue of not taking title.

Here in CA, RE Brokers arrange loans and notes every day, and they are licensed to do it.  

I'd like to hear @John Thedford attest to that post above, what was the investigator calling "wholesaling" taking title and selling or selling a contract with a fee arrangement?