As an example, this is a chart of SFR sales volume by month over the past 5 years in Austin:Here's the raw data for the above chart:Here is the monthly median SFR sales price over the past 5 years:Here's the raw data:

That's the same for most of the other wholesalers that I know who all do volume. 99% of all my deals both residential and commercial are all cash deals.

Ohio, if your volume is over 1,000,000 in sales you pay CAT (commercial activity tax). 

With more volume you could improve all of the figures; e.g. if you have say 10 units I bet it be easy to lower the PM fee to 10% flat.

Once you know the volume in your house divide it by the AC CFM and usually the AC needs to cycle the entire air in the house like 5-6 times a hour to cool down the house.

I already have full POA, but after talking with our Title Agent after our most recent closing, using my POA in this situation might be viewed as self-serving and lead to issues or delays with refinancing, depending on lenders' attention to detail and/or appetite for such a situation.I'm looking for a way to stay with a R&T refi and not cause heartburn for lenders. 

Let them make all the commission. it will pay off for you in the end if you start to do volume.

You'll have a smaller split, but will make it up in volume. 

To do it myself would require several things that would cost more more money and /or time than I have to put towards it.Money things: high volume ink jet printer, special paper, special envelopes, expensive handwriting fonts, lots of inkTime things: spending hours working out the mail merge kinks to make the letters and envelopes look handwritten and print out in the right order, figuring out the message for each successive letter to the same addresses, designing a lead tracking application to make sure I know what has been sent when and whoever called, and when I need to call them back...

Costs vary depending on volume, but you get the idea.