I disagree and here is why;A wholesaler needs to know;Marketing - to attract leadsValue - to determine what the property will sell forNegotiation - to buy at the right price Documentation - to put the property under contract correctly so it can be wholesaledRehab - so you know how much to knock off and allow a budget for the person buying from you.I started as a buyer from a wholesaler.

what price would be attractive?

A buy and hold LL would be far more attracted to a leased property (I know I would) as long as you have good tenants in place.

The kitchen cabinets are really old and not very attractive, but I may be able to get by.

Tuition is remarkably affordable at $7,000/yr attracting out of stat and out of country students.

With it being rented at $500/month what would be a good listing price to attract buyers?

Remember that a distressed sale needing repairs is MUCH less attractive in general for today's retail buyers.

Just curious if a vehicle wrap is more of a good thing to attract leads or more of a bad thing when you drive to someone's house with that plastered all over your vehicle (like them getting upset not wanting other to know they are selling)?

If not, how would I go about attracting investors interest to eventually "sell" the property to?

Bad areas attract bad tenants