The wholesale fee appears on the HUD1.

Is it well funded and do the rates appear sustainable?  

Here, perishables and other un-boxed property worth less than $50 can be tossed if the dwelling 'reasonably appears to be abandoned'.  

Update;  there is a gentlemen name Lee Arnold who is currently running what appears to be a thriving funding company name COGO Capital.

Pickings appear better there and it looks like there are better support services available.

It seemed like a good opportunity at first, but it appears the word is out and it appears more large companies are involved now. 

I am not in the single family home market over here in Phoenix but it appears to me to be lukewarm.There does seem to be a lot of building activity in the middle of the city. 

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Seems like a good opportunity and appears to cash flow on paper.

By some of the research that I have done it appears that I may need to have a agent license to do this.