The book explains the Gross Multiplier, but it does not teach the math to project the profits you can earn by increasing rents over a number of years and then factoring in the profits from both rents and appreciation.

But if there is no foreclosure avalanche, because banks may not want to foreclose and will probably be incentivized not to foreclose and homeowners at risk of foreclosure could most likely sell for a profit, their plan may not materialize.

There might be some bargains, but nothing like the avalanche of 2009.  

Your # of doors is taking after Covid and multiplying

While I agree that the effort you put into wholesaling would be multiplied if you were an licensed agent if you cant get licensed right now then do something.

wont judge anyone, but frankly sometimes all we need is a little faith and some  action and God can multiply our efforts.

@Jacob Lapp ideally you put your money in a stock, don’t look back until 2-10 years later where it’s multiplied many times over.

The CRE industry uses the Gross Rent Multiplier (GRM).

Multiply by 24 monthsCurrent value minus mortgage, real estate commission, $2500- 3000 in title and sales expenses what is that number?

It's a multiplier value of almost any other market out there, or in % speak that is to say 200%, 300%+ MORE available rental inventory for tenant's vs other markets.