If they are a good realtor I will list my rehab to retails with them also.

Are there any other forums other than this one that speaks directly to developers, specifically in the retail market?

Retail buyers see them maybe two or three times in their life so from a business perspective it makes sense to take care of the people that feed you.Jeff

Raise rents and lower operating expenses over time and profit by buying low and selling at retail.

Their job is to get the seller the highest retail offer .. not a wholesale offer that is immediately resold for retail.

Retail appears to be around $1 per square foot in Atlanta.In Milwaukee, we typically pay somewhere in the $32 per sheet range for 8', or about $1 per square foot.

A retail agent won't put in 10 offers a week for one.

Pretty simple, properties that are held that can't be retailed for one reason or another are sold at it's market value for what it is.

I would expect a homeowner to pay at most 50-100% more for retail, which is still well under the $50K range they quoted for a "mid-range" kitchen.Maybe I need to revise my definitions of mid-range and high-end :)

Wholesalers usually don't flip contracts to a retail buyer, your buyer should have buying experience, assign your contract and get out of the way. :)