No. You get the ARV from running comps for the property. You can get the comps from places like zillow, icomps, realestateabc, the MLS, as well as others.

To get the repair costs you need to find out the going rates for repairs in your area. Some people have a contractor take a look at the property and give an estimate. But as a wholesaler you will have get a good Idea on repair costs by looking up rates or asking rehabbers questions.

Yes. The contracts have been gone over by our lawyers and are approved to be use throughout the United States.

However you should let your lawyer look over the contracts to make sure.

We do not garauntee the contracts will work in all states.

OK, now this is a science, and it varies from market to market. Most people use the rubric ARV x .70 – Repairs -Wholesale Fee = Max Offer. This is a great starting point, but again, each market is different and some markets are more aggressive, so you can push the envelope a little.

Our Wholesaler Fee Calculator does the calculations for you.

Please use that as a starting point.

1. If you have the property under contract, work with local wholesalers that have experience. You can find them by Googling “sell my house [your city] fast.” Post your deal on places like craigslist, facebook marketplace, and other online real estate sites.
2. Other wholesalers will have a buyers list, and they will be able to handle the disposition for you. It is my experience that finding a buyer is not the issue because as long as you have a great deal, anyone will either buy it or help you sell it. Take advantage of our Joint Venture Contracts if you do a deal with other wholesalers.