Obviously, selling it would be the typical method. 

There are many ways, ranging from seller financing, rent to own, master leases with option, long term triple net lease etc.The main obstacle to all these wonder methods is the seller doesn't need the money right away.

My method is all about "Training" my tenants. 

I was wondering if someone on here could clarify in simple steps how to execute a wholesale deal from start to finish.I understand the entire concept I am just not sure what easiest route is (if there is a specific one) and all the steps.I know it goes something likepicking your audience- sending out letters (or whatever your method is)- come to an agreement with potential seller- get house under contract- find your cash buyer ( maybe you've already done that)- agree to a price- etcWhen does the wholesaler typically actually step foot in the property to asses the sort of condition it is in?

Not saying one method is better than another how ever I have done business with the largest companies ( marketing companies in the space either international or national. ) Some of the international companies ( marketers) at first wanted everything integrated then they felt like you posted things were to easily controlled by some companies to the negative when you had it all under one roof..

I guess thats all of NJ for the most part though...I refinanced my house last month and am following the BRRRR method.

The most efficient method to me really has been handing out my business card, one at a time, as fast as I can.

Everything from acquisition analysis and methods to area economic and demographic trends. 

Jay, trying to keep up between the thread and private messages.My point is, and probably not publicly known, what investigators look for, investigative methods aren't what you really see on TV. 

Yes, the prez did tell the DEA to back off, but there might be a new prez in 2017 or 4 more years.I haven't kept track on how his"executive order" method of lawmaking is surviving the test.