so in order to wholesale properties i was thinking of marketing something along the lines of distinguishing the differences between realtors (who market 100's of properties) and a smaller wholesaler (who focuses on 1, 2, or 3 houses at a time).i see the main differences being:1. a wholesaler pays alot more close attention to moving the property.2. the seller receives earnest money 3. the wholesaler, if they're good, have buyers, financing and marketing all set up ahead of time4. the wholesaler doesn't charge a % commission.5. the wholesaler works to SELL in 30 days or 45 days at the most.i know that alot of talk is going around about how a wholesalers assignment fee is like a realtors commission - but i mean, that's just downright ridiculous.a wholesaler signs a CONTRACT TO BUY...whereas the realtor signs listing agreement.

He said usually in cases like this we would receive pennies on the dollar but in this case, luckily there are assets.

Next to that I put the date their lease expires, now the date their loan is due.When checks arrive I put a check mark in the appropriate column, if it's late I write in the date received.

The more informed your client is, the more referrals you will receive.

I never did receive a receipt for my 7,000 investment back in August.

Your begging for direction and yet being picky about what direction you will receive?

Some projects/investments will require more of your time/attention/management than others.

Grab that $20k and get to the next deal.

So I tried to call the realtor that was listed and after about 4 days, I finally received a call back from him.

Worth + $ 1M USD, with at least a 70% equity position, receive 3.6% weekly bank endorsed investment incentives of 100% appraised value!!!!!!!