wholesale the deal with more profit than other wholesalers who tend to mark it up into oblivion.  

Look at the other threads on this company about 5 people actually went and looked at the SO CALLED full rehabs and the reports back from eye witness do not align with the marketing of them.I have done a lot of business in the rental relm in Indy and owned a bunch.. from personal experience you need to be at the 75k and up mark to approach anything that is a B type tenant base.And Especially a duplex that you can buy at 50k to 60k  those are total hood rats..

I agree with what Mark had mentioned and actually just used this tactic last month!

Check Mark Creason on here with Emersons

If it's fat and busting buttons, I have a big smile :DI keep it relatively simple.

., @Mark Allen and @David Veeder.

So, as properties in an area surpass the $130K mark, there will be significantly less investors buying, because they cannot cash flow over this level generally. 

Mark

@Mark Neiger this is going to sound a bit preachy but I majored in finance in college and I was taught that you can't really talk about return without talking about risk.

You even get issues like investor buys materials to control costs, but in reality many contractors can get materials at discounted rates, and yes then mark them up a little.