Think of wholesaling as a marketing business vs. a way to quickly and "easily" get into the game.

I'm looking to start/hire a call center for off-market real estate leads on a very large scale.

To find good contractors, i've had decent luck with the NAHB website, https://www.nahb.org/nahb-community/nahb-directories I don't know that I would spend the money on a designer, not that they are not valuable and have their place, but with an investment it seems like there is a tried and true design that you'll see transcends markets.

I have done the work to close on the home in a great market and my strategy is buy and hold.

I was just looking around on Zillow and saw this so I'm not sure how accurate this is because I'm not familiar with market language in TX.

If you have any advice, tips, or resources to share, I would greatly appreciate your input.

I almost made the mistake of paying a Philly guru who was going to teach me the ins and outs of buying section 8 homes and after reaching out to others on BP who invest in better market real estate, realized its incredibly risky.

If I need to undergo a colonoscopy to determine if a lender makes a 30 year loan to people with an 815 FICO at 85% LTV with an in place tenant and monthly income of $1400 with a market value of $125,000, or if you can't tell me any interest rate info until I submit my tax returns to you...

Any and all tips are much appreciated!

Gastonia is a great sub market of Charlotte, and is still affordable.