I saved them from a $121,000 screwing.No, wholesalers have to find people who are either unaware of their home's true value or are so desperate to get out of a jam that they have to take a bad deal. 

If something is too good to be true, my paranoid side gets activated.Keep us posted!

I have found that when you do your own work efficiently and/or your own contracting, the money you save from being attentive, knowing the true costs, and being ready to do what needs to be done yourself, if need be(or because you enjoy the type of work) is easily enough to cover improved materials.

Air BnB might be simpler than having a true roommate once we have our own home.

If the home is a true duplex, you will get 1 loan on the property. 

You should probably check with an accountant, but I suspect if it is your personal residence the accounting may be different than if it is a true buy and hold investment. 

It's true... we are indeed hosting a 2020 BiggerPockets Conference!

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.