I am going to look further into this myself, and will report back if I find anything new to offer.

This works well for me, as I plan to live in the 2nd unit.What are your thoughts on whether to offer under/at/over asking price?

I can see maybe partnering with a established wholesaler as a viable route but what do you as a new wholesaler have to offer someone who is experienced and established?

You might want to offer a little higher and ask for some closing costs... 3%ish.

Our REIA group goes further to offer you a way to save another 2% off if you pay that credit card off early.6.

In your position, you have to have something tangible to offer.

I want to offer a service that best meets your needs.Outside of the local angle, what else would attract people to PRO?

I want to offer $100k, but from talking to the listing agent, the bank wont even look at that offer.

I understand how to determine what to offer a potential seller for their property (ARV x X% - repair) - your wholesale fee.

Just to mention a few issues.You don't need to offer terms yet, agree on a price and the fact that financing will be provided, then work on agreeable terms with them making them the last issue to the agreement.