So now I have to include WSG, but to stay competitive with Aberdeen, I can't really charge for it.

Hey all,The market I'm currently in is quite competitive and I've been toying with the idea of doing remote wholesaling in a market that isn't as competitive.

The market here in Seattle is pretty competitive.

Hi David,My question would be are the 42 condo like units part of a fractional development or does the 42 units make up the whole complex??

Here's an article I wrote on how you can stand out as a wholesaler - should be helpful for ya: http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4430/blog_posts/32194-attention-wholesalers-2-ways-to-stand-out-from-your-competition

My conclusion is that the bidding is highly competitive.

You will probably have much less competition than mailing to absentee owners.The other side of the coin is you are looking for real motivation, and you have to be at the right place at the right time.

In a statement, Steve Berkowitz, CEO of Move said, “we take our trade secrets and intellectual property extremely seriously as a valuable asset in our competitive position in the marketplace.

And if I bought well enough, they would roll purchase price, rehab and 6 months payments into that loan and keep it in escrow, released as necessary.Those lenders got stuck with a lot of inventory after the downturn and aren't lending any longer that way.I think it all depends on your local market and what different people perceive as a risk or not and what they see their competition doing.

DC is packed with investors that have deep networks and deeper pockets, highly competitive and, as you already know, EXPENSIVE.