The biggest hurdle is having the funds to complete the entire project.

Last night I went to bed thinking if you all have/had the same doubts and issues I have/had when working as a wholesaler.My biggest problem since I first started in this business has been to find the really great deals and people to trust.  

I biggest gripe is there no place to set anything down like a hair brush etc. 

They deal mostly with student properties, and I think their biggest downfall is that they are a very large company.  

The biggest downsize to Milwaukee market is the school system.

Commercial contractors and full blown builders know what a contract is and will uphold it, not all but 98%, and as far as I am concerned, investors look for distressed properties, distressed agents, and distressed contractors to make the biggest bang for their buck, but commercial contractors don't the type of client that every change of mind they have they won't be paying and don't absolutely know what they want, it slows us down.

@Kiara KellerThe biggest thing is to learn in a “needs-­only” incremental approach and to take action.

I have never seen this step in the process discussed in any on my readings on wholesaling, and it just happens to be my biggest obstacle.

What were the biggest challenges you had to overcome during the process ?

Not necessarily the biggest or best house, but definitely in an area where there is a future in which your home could see significant appreciation.