While I'm sure that the answer to this question is "whatever fits your criteria for your personal goals", I'm curious to know what peoples' selection process looks like when choosing neighborhoods to D4D.First, I'm sure you narrow it down to the divisions in your price range, but then what?

Seems you should select a few turnkey providers and get to know them.

If you have a high or medium asset you will be fine as you will have ample selection of pms so taking a little time to vet shouldnt be too bad. 

I'm on ListSource customizing a list, and under the Foreclosure tab it's giving me the option to select either pre-foreclosures, pending auction sales, and bank owned.I'm a newbie wholesaler and am working towards my first deal.

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In terms of markets, love the selection, though I'd say Southie is pretty tough to make numbers work; a large % of people buying multies there are either developers gutting buildings to make condos or cash/buyers looking for storage for cash; hard to cash-flow there well.

As much as I want to jump right in I also want to select the right market first if possible.

Does anyone have any tips on how to select a high quality, reputable wholesaler in Oregon?

There are some rules regarding things you and a select group of prohibited persons can not do regarding the property.

But be sure you select one that has up to a year on the terms, doesn't require builders risk insurance, and doesn't require you to escrow the insurance for the length of the loan.