If they are able to bring down the promoter, they obtain a list of their customers and then go after every single customer, with their victory already pocketed.

This seems to be true whether it's CA, TX, AZ or OH - IN or GA.Apparently wholesaling isn't as easy as everybody thinks and are willing to pay big bucks to "learn".Obviously the decline has hit the information provider's customer base that they sell information to, and hurt their bottom line.

I have customers that regardless of advice still want to buy in high end neighborhoods and buy luxury homes and hope for appreciation over cash flow.

We're doing a very large, all custom one... garage tear down + rebuild with addition & ADU.Total build is ~2,200 sq ft with half that being the ADU (above the garage/addition).

I figured I have plenty of professional customer service and sales experience, so let me put those skills to good use and also cultivate professional relationships with investors.

i had baselane and shut it down. there was issue getting my money out and there is absolutely no customer service. i loved the idea they had and the platform analytics they have but from a banking perspective i would not put any money there. 

If the numbers don't match what you think you would like to make on a property, then either you need to discount the asking price to get there or pass on the property.My second thought is what you're feeling and others have highlighted - no everyone is in the business to make it fair for both sides.

A few weeks ago I published a post on FaceBook outlining the sale of my cabin in the Moonridge neighborhood of Big Bear Lake, highlighting how I was able to sell above list and also above the Zestimate.

We are doing custom to semi custom and those things are tough..

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