And no way am I paying the premium for a French door fridge.Over dinner tonight (we are currently on assignment in Germany but still investing back home)  John said it was just the "cheap"  look of an old style fridge he objects to.  

@Andrew NealHi AndrewIt really depends on your own personal strategy, your tolerance to risk and your objectives.

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Land on the one(s) you like best and ask a Civil Engineer to do what is known as a "takeoff", where you get quantities established.

It’s sometimes very difficult to have a crystal ball, but staying objective and watching indicators such as the ones I have listed above will truly help.

Since we spend a lot of time evaluating the comps up front without the pressure of having spent any money, the decisions we make are objective.

My reference was the fact that wholesalers are focused on doing large quantities of deals, therefore we don't have time to play with pre-approval letters and lenders that can't analyze a deal within 3 weeks, so it can close in 4 weeks. 

There are rules, objectives, strategies, and outcomes that people strive for, just like football or soccer or pickleball.

The objective is to hold it till maturity or foreclose if the borrower defaults.

I would compare their fee schedule to Provident Trust Group and decide which one best fits your investment objectives.