If the property is properly marketed and there aren't any offers within the first 2-3 weeks, then it's time to reevaluate the situation.That being said, there are some markets that are slow due to geography or other local economic issues.

Returns just simply aren't there, they aren't even close.The California market is upside down and I have seen some very scandalous things done.

@Michael Noto hey michael, the pictures aren’t working me either. i would be very interested in any properties you have in new britain in/around a particular. let’s talk. 

Some can do it while going to school but others aren't able to. 

Sorry for the obvious ignorance, but I'm interested in note investing and have only done a little self-education.

We aren’t interested in seeking out up and coming neighborhoods where we can get the best deals.

They won't take on your case if they aren't 100% certain they will be successful, so there's very little risk involved. 

Aren't you assigning the contract to him (or whoever your buyer ends up being)?

If you do all this and the numbers (purchase plus repairs plus wholesale fee) Aren’t 70 percent or below ARV, it’s not a deal and you need to drop it.Most wholesalers overestimate ARV, underestimate Repairs.

Hello BiggerPockets people,I am looking for some advice and help trying to find a education course.