I was just at a conference this weekend and the subject of wholesaling came up and specifically how ineffective direct mail is these days unless you have Major dollars to throw at it.. much of the discussions were alternatives. 

I'm in envy of the folks that understand all that and can translate it to the audience.  

I think they're throwing their weight around to see what they can get out of you.

It concealed the evidence.Lastly, the garage (3 car) was rented to a storage company, we were going to throw items out called the previous owner. 

IMO - don't throw away this huge financing advantage and expose yourself to what could be a tremendous amount of risk. 

Don't get me wrong, any and all recs should be vetted to the nth degree, but throwing out a name of somebody you haven't even worked with is incredibly irresponsible, IMO. 

It was too vague of training geared towards a national audience.

If you are ready have the financials on the properties I say analyze the deals using the BP calculators and send them out to banks, possible partners on here, or throw it in the forums to see if someone wants to partner with you.

It's still pretty competitive, but you gotta throw your name in the hat with the numbers that work for you.

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