Except for a few large players that scan the arena nationwide, it is a real time consuming experience, as most liens are quite small and due diligence takes alot of time.

I don't look at Miami, but Broward and PB county foreclosure auctions have too many players, trying to put money to work.

Using systems, having good business sense and being a TEAM player are all good things to have in a partner.

I would reccomend asking around in your area to find out who the real players are when it comes to wholesaling solid deals that make money.The biggest reason why my company has been so successful wholesaling is because our buyers ALWAYS make money on the houses we sell them.

How: Before pulling the trigger, make sure you have the right players on your team to help shoulder the load and look out for "blind spots".There are many Apartment Investing / Syndication resources out there.

PS: anecdotally I’ve also been running a few examples searches in region to see where I stack up versus other listings and a pattern of AirBnB prioritizing either new and/or Superhost listings was abundantly clear.

Recently, HH Gregg and Gander Mountain have opened stores; several other new players will be coming into the market soon.

How do I prioritize my list of potential exit strategies so I protect profit while cashing out my lender as agreed?

Hoping some of you real players can clear this up for me....kind of confused on that note.

Our entire market is small (city pop under 85k), it's pretty easy to keep track of the players.