If you're submitting multiple offers, and more than 1 out of 20 (this doesn't have to be exact) get accepted, then you're leaving too much cash on the table.

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I have been real estate investing for 30 years now. Never anything big, but always had a couple of rental houses. I joined this forum to see where the best places to invest if I were to pay all cash. I am NOT...

Wholesalers generally turn and burn putting as little into the deal as possible and leaving enough cash on the table to quickly motivate the next buyer behind them.

Based on the purchase price which is the amount of cash you need to come to the table with.

In trying to effect an actual double closing, your trying to use the end-buyers funding so you do not have to come to the table with any of your money.

Or can you charge enough over your payment that you can send this in to the mortgage company as a principal reduction so that you aren’t coming to the table with so much cash?

(From rehab to closing table)

My question, should I keep working in that direction or push forward and try to tackle this giant mountain?

I'll assume you have that part covered.Trust me on this (I'm speaking on our own FL situation) There ARE title companies out there who will do a double closing WITHOUT you having to bring your money (or transaction funding) to the table.