I tend to offer a little more and can offer a team of contractors ready and willing to work those flips along with quick estimates of rehab costs.

While I'm only about 2 years into my RE investing career, I've already been through a couple of paid events (only SFR flipping, not commercial multi-family yet) which certainly propelled my career forward but also included a whole lot of sitting through a bunch of 'Get Rich Quick' sales pitches to buy even more educational products.

Keep in mind the Civics usually can sell quick and easy...the Pintos not so much.

Hey I'm a Novice Wholesaler In Va  I have a lot of leads when it comes to properties but running dry when it comes to buyers, what can I do online to attract more buyers, Its like I'm sitting on deals here :( 

quick as possible. but really tho I intend on when I do my first flip to try everything possible to flip in under 60 days from closing to back on the market, id like to be at 45 days but im trying to be realestic. the sooner you can get it back on the market the better, as you will have holding costs. good luck

If when you buy a property you look at an ARV that's lower than most of the active listings, it's almost impossible to lose, as you'll sell your property quick and for the money, you hoped for or more.

From the limited info you shared, your dti should be fine but I recommend speaking to a Loan Officer to run quick numbers for you.

My advice is have another funding source lined up.For your situational awareness, the FHA loan while less attractive will let you count 75% of appraised rental income toward the purchase.

He does not need the money quickly and is offering seller financing, 10% down.

Feel free to drop him a PM - he is very quick to reply.Good luck!