The topic is when a wholesaler is unable to convince a seller to discount their property the stance on this by wholesalers is to reach out to their realtor partner and send the seller to them.

REI is pretty far from rocket science and won't take long to learn how to perform some basic financial analysis.Otherwise, you are going to fall squarely in the camp this guy posted about:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/785275-the-rise-and-fall-of-the-bro-investorThank you for your kind reply.

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He specializes in topics important to international investors.

Feb 11, Burlington Marriott, 6PM, Topic is Wholetailing - Getting the most out of your rehab. 

Please understand that I am not taking sides on this topic, just trying to really understand the concept and the proper way to conduct ourselves when trying to make the initial purchase.

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I know there are many threads about this topic but ive tried contacting the big names - Bank of America etc and they all require to be a resident.Also, Im looking which is investor friendly as I plan to purchase more properties down the line,Thanks in advance!

@Mohammad Nurthis is an interesting discussion topic. it came up everyday.

Getting one's property appraised at expected ARV is so important to many investors' deals, but it seems like this is a topic with very little practical advice out there.