Ask a family member that trusts / knows  you to co-sign with you on the deal and cut them in or buy them out on terms that make sense for their level of participation. 

A better way to do this would be to get your lead/borrower to sign a compensation agreement that states "so and so has agreed that Company ABC has earned X commission fee based off loan amount of the transaction involving 1234 Street to be paid for at closing." then title will cut you a check.BE CAREFUL -> you can create a bad rep for yourself if you just charge referral fees to borrowers for without telling them what you're doing.

Usually, when someone asks "is it easier to do x verus y" it means they are trying to find a short cut to making money, so if that's the real reason for asking, then please know that all of this requires very hard work and there is no get rich quick like most of the newbie wholesalers are hoping for.

Seems like this would cut your potential customer base in half.

Seems like cutting your losses is the best thing here. 

Inflation isn't necessarily caused by new purchases, a large component of it is a psychological expectation of higher prices.As far as new purchases leading to higher inflation, I barely even saw a slowdown in my market (North Dallas) and very few price cuts.

Just know there are no short cuts to be successful at this.Best of luck to you!

Ive learned where to cut corners and where not to.

Then Saw-cut another section.

For instance if weekday rent would only pay half the amount of the weekend, at least you get something.Las Vegas does this with rooms, cuts the price to the bone when they need to fill up.Good Luck!