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But it also took her 10 years to build that book of clients that followed her.What you've found it what I found is true of many new salespersons: it's hard -- very hard -- to be successful.  

Wholesalers are notorious for not leaving enough meat on the bone for the true buyer and I haven't yet done a deal through one.

They aren't really a TRUE Turnkey Provider.

The only true way to determine is to get the trailing 12 month Profit and Loss Statement but at that point you have the information to underwrite it fully.On class B/C I have been using 6.5-7.5% reversion cap depending on market.

@David Sisson even a $10,000 Bluestar can have an oven temperature that is off from what the knob is set to..this is why you need to temp your oven so that you know what the true temperature is

Usually, when something is too good to be true, it usually is. 

@Kalen Jordan that is 100% true.

Turnkeys can be a great investment if you go with a TRUE Turnkey provider.

I cIan even provide preforclosures via RealList but I am looking for a true partnership where we can both bring value to each other.With my previous wholesaling experience, I believe it would be a natural partnership as I am an agent that thinks outside of the box and always looking for creative ways to put deals together.