Here in Georgia, that's a common site.

However due to purchase prices being so incredibly inflated, the barrier to entry for multi-unit STARTS at $30-50k even with the lowest FHA loan downpayment.I'm aware that this may be a novice inquiry, but are there any work-arounds I can consider?

My favorite (as well as a common crowd favorite) is currently Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki.Those who read this would agree: this book was mind-blowing and was a huge game changer.

However, no one can truly know everything about the laws and disagreements are common as it just was shown.

But again, no experience with wholesaling, this is just what my common sense tells me. 

Once you have them in person, it is our duty to explain our value proposition - marketing, resources, team structure, systems and processes etc.With respect to why they shouldn't sell on their own:- Zillow direct most traffic to Premiere Agents so the seller only gets a small percentage of interested buyer inquiries- They are only exposing their property to a small portion of the market- It takes TIME to do showings, market open houses, negotiate contracts, coordinate inspections, appraisals, walkthroughs, etc.- Agents who list their property on MLS can expose the listing to other agents who are incentivized to bring forward a qualified buyer.

In a normal negotiation it is common for splitting the difference back and fourth. 

Again, I point back to the comment above; this is common practice in the travel industry, and it's Airbnb/VRBO who gets to call the shots on their platform. 

Multis / rentals are not common, and in demand.

and that would be two hard inquiries on credit right ?