Originally posted by @Steve Cook:@Kevin Patterson A lot of great input so far.  

I set my fees based on what I think I can make and leave enough meat do a rehabber wants to buy from me. 

I am looking to build a landlording business as the world of flips is scary to me at the moment.  

In the end, I felt that there wasn't enough meat in the game for me to justify starting up a management company on the side and dealing with that type of stuff.Good luck.Jesse

I've return calls that was made to me at 9:00pm.

Get really familiar with how to analyze deals and that you are getting a deal with enough meat on the bone to make some mistakes.

@Purnell Cook ,I know AirB&B sends it out, but I have found that only about half of the people leave it on their own without another reminder so far..

However, commitments at home have me tied down right now and I really cannot explore all of the areas that interest me at this point. 

I believe that's why a lot of wholesalers get a bad rep because as you've pointed out previously some don't leave enough meat on the bone or they come up with an inaccurate ARV and low repair cost and think there's a deal.  

Bottom line is, you can wholesale anything, get it cheap, mark it up a little (or a lot if you got a great deal), leave some meat on the bone for your end buyer, rinse repeat.