I know it would look good for "branding" our work but not sure if that would help or hinder sale of home.

We invested about $30k into this first unit and went from a 2bd 1 ba to a 3bd 1 ba with brand new everything and fixing all deferred maintenance (took about 200sq ft from the neighboring unit to make it a 3bd).

You'll want to have an agent work a deal with you as you're brand new.

So I am brand new to Wholesaling and have a house that I am going to see Monday morning, It is 2/1 880sqft.

Unless it is mid market to luxury, the average consumer is not that familiar with brands of windows.

However, incredible innovations came from that space, and if you were one of the lucky that paid enough attention to separate the wheat from the chaff then you made a lot of money.

Brand new to everything, getting ready to create my first deal.

The TK house that you paid market for at 60k is going to be worth 60K in 10 years and its not going to be "brand new" anymore..... so now you have to put 10k into it to get it back to the market price of 60k.So with no or very little appreciation, that cash flow for all those years isn't as sweat as you thought it was......

Keller Williams is well known for  having an MLM-like model, yes.For you the brand new real estate agent, I strongly suggest being focused on selling houses, not on recruiting.

It's a 5 bedroom 3 bath Brand New, the previous home on the property was burned down.