So, first of all, definitely be sure you are able to document where the cash for the purchase is coming from, and that it's purely YOUR cash if YOU are the one applying for the loan (a HELOC on your residence is ok). 

If you are purely looking at the investment aspect of qualifying. 

My wife does it purely on referrals and will do 250 to 350k a year .. year in year out.. unless she takes extended time off to be with grand kids.. and I think with this wholesaling stuff I suspect 10% of all wholesalers make 90% or so of all revenue.. and the ones that I know and I know or know of most of the top dogs .. because I fund a bunch of stuff the dig up.. these guys have basically small real estate companies..

Great place to live, great place for you to enjoy personally, but if you were an investor looking at purely a financial ROI, most people would probably never buy it.   

We also buy pure properties with 15-25% down.

@Jay Hinrichs I can't speak for entire nation but here in Minneapolis, it seems pure politics.

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Some are purely sales, others full of people that are "FAKERS" and others seem to be legitimate.

I still use the pure cash flow rule of $100 / month per unit to analyze my deals.

So someone who is looking purely to maximize potential return (and has unlimited time) is unlikely to find this a good fit.Regarding companies: there are literally hundreds of deals per month to choose from.