The market will change with the housing bubble and wholesalers will be less valuable as bank own properties "REO's" will be the low hanging fruit, per the investor buyer perspective (just like what happened in 2008).

I must say that the mastermind group has been very fruitful.

I started out with this approach and it has been fruitful.

The wholesaler appears to take very little risk, but in return does not enjoy the full fruits of the find.  

I will say, the monthly cash flow isn't that great, but there are some ways to juice cash flow that we can talk about if you're interested.

To form real connections with real people that are doing real deals that can lead to fruitful potential partnerships.

I cannot get over the hump with that, more time, more work and more costs for me and I can't convince myself that the juice is worth the squeeze.

Next to water bottles and juice pouches, Keurig is one of the worst things for the environment and an unnecessary expense.Of course, I have a Keurig at home and at work because my wife loves it.

I have a little different strategy, but it has proven fruitful.

@Chen Tong, @Brian Sher, and @Anjoli Elizabeth Rowe, the MLS still have deals, but as @John Barrett mentioned above, they need some work and they are not so low hanging fruits like other markets.