For Kitchens and Bathrooms there are lots of 3rd party companies that specialize in that. 

For Multifamily, many people use 3rd property mgt companies.

The catch is that the two great comps that were supporting the wholesaler's number was in a historical district which was a different area feel, different make up of houses, different architecture, and houses that sell for more due to all that stuff.

If you've done something different, why did you choose to focus on that different funnel?

Paperstac is okay, and I’ve subscribed to a few note selling companies/people and will receive a tape of some being sold, but these rarely have any good ones. 

I've done a lot of different stuff in real estate from ground up development to rental stabilizations to a few hundred flips and wholesales, but some of my biggest wins are seeing other people succeed.

A potential section 8 tenant applied today who is unemployed, with $5K in collections from various companies and a 580 credit score. 

The difference is square (which is 100 sqft) is likely because one guy just measured it.

And once they got to be a billion dollar company, they wanted to take down 200 units + at a time.

Start with infill new construction before raw land developmentIf you’re newer, infill builds (existing lots in established neighborhoods) are much easier:• utilities already accessible• zoning typically already set• comps are more predictable• less site work surprisesRaw land development is a different business, avoid that until later.4.