It will build slowly but will accelerate as you get more properties under your belt.

I can quantify, but our expectation is that they are active house flippers who do this full-time and professionally, with at least a handful of deals under their belt over the past few years.For us, the initial discussion is on their background.

I wouldn’t flip until you get a few under your belt.

You may find it much easier to attract retail buyers and once you have transactions under your belt you can leverage them to showcase your expertise to prospects.

It would help us to understand the attainability of your goal if you would mention how many flips you have under your belt already.Assuming you are experienced, then I'd say move forward, full speed ahead--you can do it.If you are inexperienced, I would respectfully suggest you change from a $$$-oriented goal to a ### of transactions goal.Why?

Im newbie wholesaler but been a investor since 2010 with rental property under my belt..

Vacancies are an issue in Phoenix and other sun belt areas. 2) travelling there to meet with buyers agents and property managers + get a feel for the town etc 3) check comparable sales on trulia 4) crunch the numbers using the 50% rule Quiet a few people on here will tell you to stick to an area you know and are familiar with- but they dont live in a completely overpriced market like Cali.

BP Family.Here is a question, with 15 doors under my belt.

@Brandon HicksNormally SEC attorneys suggest to syndicate if the raise is $500k+ (to rationalize the legal fees) however, this sounds like a great opportunity to get your first GP syndication under your belt!

good post Dean and a very accurate assessment of certain rental class's through out the mid west and rust belt..