Typically the number 1 reason a property does or does not sell is price.

My current work is not quite my cup of tea, which is why I want to grow the division this year.

I do recognize the difference with bigger-pockets, typically someone comes back and counters bad or illegal advise with correct information, but not always.

While your point is well taken that a new home will have less expenses typically for the first 5 years or so, don't be fooled into thinking it is that bid of a difference.

The argument is that you will typically get better cash flow and have less money invested in the older good deal that you wait to find.

So the wealth tends to go south in Jacksonville, opposite to typical river cities.

(Logan prof)In the beginning, in my opinion you focus on one thing and become exceptionial at it, then you branch to other things if you desire, trying three things initially, all at once, so you dont limit yourself, typically limits people from gaining real depth and knowledge required to become good at something.My viewpoint.

I'm new to wholesaling.How do wholesalers typically determine the repair value of a property?

Are they typically higher or less than a mortgage rate ?

Is this a typical cap rate for a property like this in your area?