Thoughts from anyone who has done wholesale investments in both expensive and inexpensive markets?

Or is it just that you have to close on the next properties within the allotted timeframe?

Anybody have advice on a fast, inexpensive way to form a simple LLC in PA for this?  

Should I put a time-frame on my offer or let time take its course?

Wish I had the time frame down for a 1031 exchange, but am moving in a few months to Denver, CO, so gotta hold the cash for the moment.

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They are usually easy and inexpensive to create, in WA state you can create one online in 10 minutes.

First, the three of talked about our goals, exit timeframe, amount we would each buy into the LLC for (shares), etc. 

Because these properties are inexpensive, most investors pay cash, or wait until they have a few, then refi as a package.In ALL cases, across ALL property classes, it's always a good idea to be holding multiple properties, so the risk can be spread, and the law of averages can be working in your favor. 

Another way the 1% rule can lead investors astray is by applying it to inexpensive properties.