If you consistently analyze properties, it will be much easier to recognize a good deal when it shows up.5.

(*grins)If you get so much business you have to hire work done on a consistent, repeat basis, then consider yourself radically successful!

1) Make sure you really know the markets you intend to wholesale in2) Make sure you get really good at running comps to know value and ARV3) Make sure you get really good at estimating rehab costs4) Make sure you really know how to run the numbers to present to investors5) Make sure you don't inflate the ARV and underestimate the rehab to make it more appealing6) Make sure you don't get greedy and try to make a home run on every deal7) Keep in contact with your investors and consistently send them deals that fit their criteria

We have a handful of people in that group who post deals consistently, wanting to seller-finance to avoid the tax burden.

Life has thrown me few curveballs so I'm just making sure my rationale is good here...I am currently under contract for an ~2000 sq ft (total) triplex that consists of a 1br/1ba separate unit (700 sq ft) and a duplex comprised of a 2br/1ba and 1br/1ba.

They have been tested and consists of 20% asbestos.

The knowledge and experience necessary to consistently close wholesale deals, as well as the judgement needed for repair estimating, negotiating ,etc., is far beyond the ability of the novice3.

Their credit is high 600s, background check is clean, and the only outstanding debt on their credit report is a mortgage, which has been paid consistently on time.

I just wish I had consistency among the contractors to know if it's ok if this pipe is running down the chimney or not. 

All of your other qualifications need to remain the same and consistent for everyone.