That is developing real-world deal experience. 

Interesting, idk how they develop and build that but definitely worth looking into

By fully understanding the opportunity(s) a wholesale property has to offer.This requires you to know:- Highest & best use of the property (flip, rental, development, etc.)- Actual as-is market value, no fluff- Conservative After Repair Value (ARV)- Rehab costs- Market rent- Any possible surprisesIf you determine all this and share it with the "world", investors will find you...and more importantly, become repeat clients.Waaaay too many "wholesalers" are just slimy sales people. 

The rule of “unintended consequences” also leads us to conclude some other effects of buyers paying their agents directly, (without the “work around”) developed by the NAR, which was the original intention of the regulators in suing the NAR.  

Once that’s clear, the decision to lean in or wait tends to be much cleaner. comes down to location and jurisdiction.. if your an expert in a certain local and jurisdiction you can take more risks.. if you are new to this or dont know how the city operates you want to take less risk. for me if I am looking at a deal in an area I dont know or have ever developed in I will hire a Good Civil and pay for a due diligence package based on their experience in the market place this is usually 5 to 10k .

South Carolina has Opportunity Zones, historic tax credits, and other economic development tools that could benefit investors, especially those improving distressed properties.Final ThoughtsInvesting in South Carolina real estate offers real potential, but it requires smart, localized decision-making.

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Buyer who wants to develop later (more on this below)Would love feedback on which buyer type actually takes interest in properties like this.Rental Scenarios I Ran (rough draft)These are just examples of what I’ve seen in Englewood with similar setups:ScenarioEst.

You are collecting a cash flow stream from an investment grade tenant but the property itself for land and building is almost worthless when it goes dark if they do not renew the option periods.If the DG is NN lease the tenant will limp along repairs and then go with new developer for new building rather than exercising option and having to pay all that capex coming due.

@Jose Blanco The "unicorn" loan requires the borrower to put down 50% + pay closing costs and your assignment fee.....also no sensible buyer is relying on the seller prepared appraisal when purchasing a $1.5M piece of real estate but pretty sure you will lose buyers at "Bass Pro Shop development expected to drive major tourism".