His timeline is 3 weeks, which is plenty of time for me, but difficult for residential.

Plenty of realtors around.Keep in mind, my perspective is that I’m into commercial RE, owner operator in STL so I pick and choose very carefully.

There are plenty of options, but you have to wait for classes to start up.

In the lower class neighborhoods in Waterloo, there is definitely plenty of rental properties.

Plenty of showings and no offers mean still slightly over priced.....period.

However there are plenty of ways to do it unethically.

I’m always willing to help evaluate a deal as well.Your first wholesale can be daunting but you have plenty of support!

Having clear written rules and agreements prevents plenty of issues.

@Derek Antonissen Im saying be cautions buying now, Prices are inflated, I watched the last crash as a Broker listing foreclosures, and saw plenty of people jump in when the market was good, and many lost them when the market tanked and they could not support the value when they had to re-up there loans.  

I think if you talk to a bookkeeper, they will tell you how much it would cost....also, depends if you need to bill your Tenants back for water or not, call utilities companies etc, set up appointments for inspections....there are plenty of things the bookkeeper can do to free your time.