." - Can you please elaborate on this concept please?

No budget mentioned per ft or total run needed, there may not be an inexpensive method, depends on your concept of expensive. :) 

I'm a full time Investor that has never done a Wholesale deal.I have done 5 fix and flips.But have never done any wholesaling.I understand the concept and know what to wright on the contract but when it comes to getting paid do I use a Title company?

learn already:)Understand - we cannot underline the concept of cash flow separately from underscoring "stable".  

I find understanding a concept and explaining it are different things.

It's usually based on old numbers, and worse, lazy journalism. 

Wholesaling is easy concepts, hard work (sometimes) and most agents dont understand at all.

Both sound like a great concept and seem to make sense, but I have not seen a good deal yet.

Accept credit card payments from customersAudit trail to track changes to transactions and lists – Note that QB Online has an activity log that also tracks user login/outBank reconciliationCompany SnapshotCustom fields – varies on the number, and how you can use them, so you have to look at the specificsExpress setup of QB company fileMulti user access (different limits to the number)Multiple windowsOnline bankingPayroll (additional fees may be required)Print BillsRecurring Billing / Memorized TransactionsZoom into details from reportsDocument management – is much more limited in OnlineBudgets (not in QB Online Essentials)Class Tracking (not in QB Online Essentials)Create Estimates (not in QB Online Essentials)Prepare and print 1096, 1099 (not in QB Online Essentials)Job costing – although this is quite limited in QB OnlinePurchase Orders (not in QB Online Essentials)InvoicesTime tracking and billing by customer (not in QB Online Essentials)Reversing journal entriesMemorized reportsIn addition, there are some features that are only found in the Accountant versions of both products.

That program was actually one of the first ones I came across when I learned the concept of wholesaling.