Originally posted by @Tania White:@Chris Grizzaffi what was the solution?

Take hedonic regression as an example, with data on prices and property features, hedonic regression allows you to treat property as just a collection of characteristics, and estimate the price of those characteristics individually. 

Costar has good data, but you'll want to supplement with local research (apartments.com, craigslist, zillow, etc).

Originally posted by @Christine Kankowski:I've done it and it can be a win-win for both parties.Make sure whoever is buying it is serious and ask why they need an option vs buying now.

In my market, a security deposit or cleaning fee on my rental would result in almost no bookings.Hop on craigslist and/or Zillow or call a local real estate agent to get data on actual long term rental prices others have paid or are currently offering in the area.

Originally posted by @Tim White:@Jonathan SpaethI am an investor here in Huntsville. 

The USGS has monitoring points for those concerned about river and stream levels, and the National Weather Service also provides graphs using data from the USGS.

Originally posted by @Roland Paicely:My main deal breaker is a wholesaler that continually brings me deals that are not close to a deal in regards to the price.  

Before moving forward, I would ask for a copy of the original Phase 1 and see what the issue is. 

Originally posted by Account Closed:Hello BP community, I’m relatively new to real estate wholesaling.