Then you subtract the cost to re-hab and that leaves you with the maximum value of the property before re-hab.I have an article about this approach under the "Learn" tab at realdata.com.

Subtract 50% for all expenses, leaving NOI of $400.

Leave them a quick email if you’re unable to phone them.

That leaves an after tax profit of just about $11,000.That's the real math of fix and flips.it sounds like wholesalers can only make money on severely undervalued homes.That's about right.Now, you need to know your buyers.

Additionally, if you click on the MY GROUPS link in your DASHBOARD or click on the MY GROUPS link on the main group page, you'll see your memberships and have the opportunity to leave.

Get landlord insurance to cover yourself, but also leave the existing insurance in place.

Some times the best investments is just to leave it in the bank.Laurence

You need thick skin to be a landlord.

The title was only transferred to the LLC not purchased... thus leaving you with the difference of sale price and initial "compensation" to the original owner.

The wholesaler would have to have especially juicy deals for them to have enough room for you to take a cut and still leave room for the rehabber to make a profit.Read in the wholesaling forum or re marketing about how to market for deals.