@Omri Avital, I would start by trying to talk to your investor contacts that were buying your wholesale deals.  

I see both sides of the fenceAs a consumer I am usually more than annoyed when I get offshored.As a business owner, the Phillipines do offer some quality people with experience at a discount. 

A client of mine actually recently utilized a securities-backed line of credit (SBLOC) for a real estate deal.

I had to mail mine in MULTIPLE times because each time they received it, they found YET another thing to reject it for (not signed properly, points not categorized under each broker, business entity not organized properly, etc. etc. ) - imagine how backwards this is when they could just go through the entire application and tell you in one shot all the deficiencies you need to rectify and to mail it back again. 

The moral of this story is to look where you invest and make sure you don't have to deal with crap like this.

You'll find most investors are using wholesalers, off-market deals normally come from them anyway.

Now, I am buying about 2-3 deals every month and brokering about 12 to 15 here in Columbus. 

I coach some of the top real estate syndicators, investors and developers in business. 

Its time to get a bookkeeper when it is costing you.... the cost is time away from family or finding the next deal no matter what field you are in.  

With inflation and rising costs of everything associated with running the business, detail prices have risen to a high level.