As the “wholesaler” middle man

Plenty of wholesalers do it this way - they close on the property and spend a few hundred bucks cleaning it out and then they can have as many people inspect the house as they want without the seller objecting, etc.

The other issue is my market is saturated with wholesalers and rehabbers mailing everyone.

Hey investors, I'm getting ready to throw out a direct mail campaign in hopes of landing my first ( and several more) wholesale deals.

Often if the sellers were "price proud" I would explain seller financing to the agents and some of my best deals were completed with agents bringing me debt free sellers.May be a Memphis thing but then I built relationships with every wholesaler I could. i rung every craigslist advert every day and within a month I had met pretty much every wholesaler in the city.

There are a lot of wholesalers in the area (many of whom are also on BP) who range in quality, but that might be a good place to start looking for deals.

Has wholesaler written all over it.

Hi Calvin,I grew up in South Shore and know the area well, I am a new wholesaler and am always looking for off market deals in on the South Side, they are so many neighborhood gems to choose from. 

Hello BP im a new real estate investor in the NJ area im looking for title companies that are investor or should I say wholesaler friendly.

I recently had a wholesale deal get quite interesting a few weeks ago so I figured I would try and are with everyone the backstory and the mistakes and lessons I learned so you can try and avoid them in the future.I got a good call from a prospect in Westchester County, NY and I contracted the house sight unseen from my house in California.