You search online, narrow down prospects using boilerplate assumptions.

My question is whether as a wholesaler, you are actually giving the seller the money they are willing to accept for their home (for example $50,000) or are you kind of simply officially agreeing to find them a buyer to get them their home for at least that amount of money ($50000) or more, and then transfer the house contract to the prospective buyer?

The numbers I'm trying to obtain are as follows:1) 320 closed sales with an average sales price of 250K2) 2.4 Million in GCI3) $700,000 Cost of Sales (commissions to Buyer Specialists and Listing Specialists) and $700,000 in Operating Expenses4) 27.72 seller listing appointments per month and 25.58 buyer listing appointments per month5)20.58 seller listings taken per month and 16.63 buyer listings taken per month6) 13.33 seller listing sold per month and 13.33 buyer listings sold per monthTo reach these numbers I'm trying to get my sphere of influence number to 1,920 and that's only if I don't have any prospects in my haven't met group. 

I am planning to invest in a crowd financing of an office complex in South San Jose.Property that's currently 67% occupied is projected to be fully occupied in 2 years.Does anyone have an opinion of the future prospects of commercial real estate, specifically officespace in South San Jose?

If you are not adding leads throughout the campaign, the prospects will end up in the middle of the letter series.The alternative, that most of my clients do, is to create a new mailing campaign every time the have 200+ new leads.I hope that helps.

Some might say this is a little risky but I looked at all of our exit strategies and liked the prospects of working the deal out.

Ultimately, the economic prospects of your deal and the projected returns articulated to your investors should drive your decision about equity splits, the various fees to charge, and the magnitude of the fees. 

I actually got a number of interesting PMs out of it so far, and am starting to get really excited about the prospect of making this work.

Essentially, a marketing funnel with a narrow neck at the onset.I suggest you open the funnel, at least initially, and find out what prospects are responding to then adjust your pre-market scrubbing based on what you're getting and you skills at problem solving.

So I just bought my first property in San Antonio (Dignowity Hill) and excited about SA's current and long term prospects.