Hi all,
I recently purchased a guide on how to wholesale properties. I conceptually understand the process however it seems like a lot of legwork. Im down to put the work in but want to know 2 things...what would be...

When introducing acquisition services, mention your:- Systems for sharing on and off-market opportunities.- Team: Other agents/brokers, lenders, title, attorney, contractors, inspectors, etc.- Experience in specific areas and with different property types.- Process for analyzing/screening potential deals.- Anything else that is relevant to the individual.

But in today's market, with prices at very high levels, it is hard to cash flow at 100% financing.

Some might choose to sell and pay the taxes, especially if the market conditions are favorable, but it would likely be a tougher decision without the 1031 option.As for the broader impact, it could hurt the economy by slowing down real estate transactions and reducing the fluidity of investments.

My advise is, as a good investor, network with several wholesalers around and keep a pulse on the overall market as a whole.

This means that to benefit from the separation between my personal assets and the company’s assets, I need to establish the LLC in New York State.However, I’ve found that the start-up costs and procedures for opening an LLC in New York State are significantly higher and more complex compared to other states (such as the requirement to advertise in several newspapers for an extended period).

We offer education, networking and benefits to help you get started. 

They're alway talking about the next deal, investing strategies like flipping, buy-and hold, and anticipating/reacting to the market. 

I'd suggest you start asking other investors in your market for general contractor referrals- people who do quality and reasonable work on rental properties in your market.

At about what percentage of market value?