And believe me, this whole industry is the preacher of "fake it until you make it" so finding the right realtor for the job is the difficult part.

It definitely does sound promising and a market I would certainly like to get into.

highlight_post=5648876&page=1#p5648876 Your point 3.. this is self inflicted wounds on the part of the buyer and the keep up with the jones in the turn key space. where sellers promise cash flow day one and buyers think thats what they need other wise its not a deal.

The promise of wholesalers is far far greater than the reality.

We promised to make it a smooth and easy process.we expected an extended title policy.

Here is what I have been offered:Do they really give what they promise?

I promise you, you'll respond to someone a year from now and have tears rolling down your face just like I am now , reminiscing of the time when it was so difficult, yet.. 

He was promised and accepted a job from a big corporation in FL couple months ago and was supposed to start this week.

Our attorney extended for a week without asking us because the tenant promised she would be out that next week and then our courts were closed due to the treat of storms and flooding. 

We currently live in TN and have not been able to make it out to personally visit the area, but our initial research has shown that the area is promising.