What's the best method of comparing the two examples?

@Anthony Brooks There are few reasons why many title companies don't like to work with wholesalers --- especially if they use the assignment method.

I receive many leads monthly that are all over the US - we have been investing for many years -recently with the abundant of leads- we found that we can't keep up with them--I have had great success using my control and roll system here in Maryland (assigning over 200 transactions a year) and other close by states, where it is not so hard to view the property and sell it using our auction method of sales (marketing), our problem - it is hard to evaluate the comps and get good local and true opinion of value.The other situation is that they are calling me to BUY their property - and when the full disclosure say I am going to market the building and take an assignment fee - it just does not ring well with the seller - they want a sale - they want their cash equity and they want it now.Sure the VA can be trained to get the required information (that's the easy part of this deal) - but can they get you true and accurate comparable sales and an estimate of value for a quick sale, can they negotiate price and talk to agents and auctioneers. 

We applied the same methods in Texas and a group of qualified, professional ladies moved in the home on a 12 month lease March 1.

@Corey G.In my opinion the method that gives you maximum choice in the future, when you're unsure what to do now, is to save the cash into an earmarked account. 

Out of all the "legs" for prospecting where would my fellow realtors rank this method?

I have figured out through the BRRR method and my relationship with my lender I don't need a partner, but would be great to have someone help accelerate the acquiring process. 

I did an in-depth 2 part article comparing the three on numerous differences.  

It seems there would be other avenues or methods I'm missing.Next, since vacant land seems to take a long time to sell, how long between price reductions is suggested?  

Hi @Shantaviae Wynn,We typically aren't aware of our client's method of financing, but if there's something specific you'd need from our firm to satisfy the bank then we're happy to supply that to you provided you let us know what those requirements are.