I've met many young future entrepreneurs, future investors, and future employees in college.In your situation i would recommend majoring in Accounting, Project management or business management even if you just get a Associates degree.

It's ARV * 70% minus repairs = purchase price.The 30% "gross spread" is intended to cover: profit, purchase closing costs, holding costs, sellling costs (commissions, concessions, closing costs), and of course financing costs.Ideally, your profit will be 15-20% of ARV.

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Like Brandon says, the people that I have heard about that do remote wholesaling have employees or partners on the ground in the remote markets.

It would be kind of gross to turn over a dirty oven to a tenant.

Just a set amount per month, lead or not.Finally using the same idea I started having employees that parked their car in a good location do the same thing with the promise of a $500 reward for a deal.

It takes a new bank employee with a college degree in finance or accounting usually, about two years before they get to lend on cars and small personal loans, another year before they get to secondary market loan and a couple more years before they get a bank portfolio.

Businesses all the time say what their gross sales are to try and impress buyers.

53 years of age, a former trombonist/composer in Canada for 22 years, now a full-time hardware store employee, photographer (one fashion shoot to date, but I'm trying!)

We do 10% of gross along with a $150.00 annual CHA fee, plus the labor & material it costs for the CHA inspection repairs.