Well more specifically your broker can and in return pay you for it.

the gurus sell the idea of wholesaling as easy and no money down but that couldn't be more wrong. there is no guarantee return on the money invested in marketing . a wholesaler needs to do a lot, a lot of research to the local market where they are trying to find deals. you need to not only find the deal but prove that it is one to a potential buyer/investor. now Im not trying to discourage you, there are plenty of ways of getting started without MUCH money down .you can get a few cards made at a copy/print shop. you can talk to people and let them know what your trying to do. you can build a social media platform which is free. remember as a wholesaler your simply trying to find the deal then sell it at a commission. a friend of mine that is an agent uses their title company  to find information on houses in my neighborhood,  become friends with agents!.

I think I was reading in "The Millionaire Real Estate Agent" by Gary Keller about mind share and how consumers only have "enough" memory to think of just two or three agents at any given time.

300 cash flow per month12 months300x12=$3600 cash flow per year3600/30000=12% cash on cash return

@Beth Teutschmann1-4 family rental decision making is primarily based on cash flow and cash on cash return on investment.No one can tell you yay or nay without looking at those calculations.Brandon from BP shows how to do a very simple cash flow analysis in this video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Don't massage the numbers to fit the return you want. 

I just recently flipped two raw land parcels in 2 different states and realized a really great return on both after some initial land improvement investments.

Can't lose it and you get a better return...no brainer.We did the same thing you're talking about (I was a branch manager for our credit union and still opened the online savings). 

If you intend to return to that area and can accept break-even or low-dollar cash flow that I would say keep it.

Then I would calculate everything with financing, add in the variable expenses, and see if it still has acceptable returns.