Even if only 1,000 families move into my markets of Oklahoma City and Tulsa (who see $500k for a nice 3500sqft home in the best neighborhoods as a steal) within a 6 mo period, it will have a significant impact on housing, which I believe it already has. 

Wholesalers job is to steal equity from owners who do not know the true value of their house.

Dont chase dribbles of cash flow.or steal equity from helpless grandmothers or deal with ripoff contractors.

Which one involves a lot of work with no certain outcomes and which one is as easy as stealing candy from a baby?

Just because they don't list it doesn't mean they don't "charge it" by having their vendors mark up repair invoices and under the table kick backs of the diff.Buy local and self manage is your best route ... otherwise be prepared to go through several crappy, crooked property managers (spidey senses tingling on this one), hire and fire many, then maybe finding a decent one that you will still need to monitor carefully.

Like right now lumber shot up mid project .. but at least its happening to everyone and its not someone stealing from U.Lennar is even moving into the new construction for rentals.. its always been around in some markets you will see it on Turn key operators web sites.. and its a nice alternative to a used house thats for sure.

Now, none of this means you’re getting them for 70% value or you’re stealing them from the owner.

And compared to Vancouver, Denver's home values are a steal (not something you'd say if you've lived in Denver for awhile.)Good luck in your decision! 

Stainless steal aren't an issue in rentals.

If they break into trucks, do they steal off porches, too?