Wholesaler Submissions
Have a Deal That May Fit Algonquian Real Estate? Send Us the Real Numbers and the Real Contract Status.
Algonquian Real Estate reviews wholesaler-submitted opportunities that fit our acquisition criteria and can be supported by clear property information, documented transaction rights, transparent pricing, and enough detail to complete disciplined underwriting.
A Deal Is Easier to Review When the Submission Is Complete.
Wholesalers do not need to prepare an institutional investment memorandum before contacting ARE, but the submission should contain enough information to determine whether the opportunity is real, whether the submitter has a legitimate transaction position, and whether the property deserves deeper underwriting.
Incomplete information may still be reviewed, but missing contract status, unclear assignment rights, unexplained pricing, or unsupported property assumptions can prevent a transaction from advancing.
Tell Us What the Asset Is
Provide the property address, type, unit count, occupancy, known rents, known condition, repair information, taxes, utilities, and other relevant property facts.
Explain Your Position
Identify whether the property is under contract, whether assignment is permitted, the material deadlines, seller expectations, and the basis on which you are presenting the opportunity.
Show the Actual Deal Structure
ARE should be able to understand the underlying seller price, proposed assignment or transaction economics, requested buyer price, expected closing timeline, and major assumptions.
What Kinds of Wholesaler Deals Are Most Relevant to ARE?
1–4 Units
Single-family and small residential opportunities where pricing and condition fit the strategy.
2–4 Family
Two-family, three-family, and similar income-producing properties are a core review priority.
Distressed / Vacant
Deferred-maintenance and vacant properties may fit when the repair scope and acquisition basis are defensible.
Under-Managed
Rental properties with identifiable operational improvement potential may warrant deeper review.
ARE Needs to Know You Have the Right to Present the Deal.
A wholesaler submission should clearly identify the submitter’s transaction position and the documented basis for offering an assignment, contract interest, or other lawful transaction opportunity.
Transaction Status
Know What You Are Authorized to Do
Do Not Make ARE Reverse-Engineer the Deal.
Clear transaction economics allow ARE to underwrite the property faster and determine whether there is enough room in the deal to justify continued review.
Underlying Contract Price
Identify the actual contract or seller-side pricing relevant to the opportunity where disclosure is authorized and appropriate.
Assignment / Transaction Economics
Clearly identify the assignment amount, spread, or other transaction economics so ARE understands the proposed structure.
Requested Acquisition Basis
ARE must be able to identify the total proposed buyer-side acquisition basis before determining whether the opportunity fits its underwriting.
Send These Items When Available
Asset Package
Deal Package
What Happens After You Send the Deal?
Wholesaler Submission →
Initial Screen →
Qualification →
MAO Underwriting →
Human Review →
Next Action
Continue Review
The deal appears to justify deeper underwriting or diligence.
Request More Information
ARE needs property, contract, pricing, access, or documentation clarification.
Economics Need Work
Pricing or structure may require revision before the deal becomes viable.
Does Not Fit
The opportunity does not meet current acquisition, risk, or transaction requirements.
If You Want a Faster Answer, Send Better Information.
Send Source Information
Send actual leases, rent rolls, seller documents, photos, tax records, contractor information, or other records when available rather than only summarized numbers.
Label Estimates Honestly
If ARV, repair cost, rent, or another number is an estimate, identify it as an estimate and provide the basis when available.
Flag Problems Up Front
Known title, tenant, access, code, condition, seller, financing, contract, or deadline issues should be disclosed early so ARE can evaluate the real transaction.
Send the Deal Into ARE’s Acquisition Intake
Submit the property and transaction information currently available. Clearly identify yourself as the wholesaler or transaction submitter and explain your contract status, proposed structure, price, and relevant deadlines.
Submit a Property
Tell Algonquian Real Estate about the property, your timing, and the situation. The intake creates a review record; it is not an offer, contract, appraisal, brokerage agreement, or commitment to purchase.
Address, type, condition and supporting information.
Timing, asking price and reason for exploring options.
Duplicate screening, lead scoring and acquisition review.
Qualified opportunities can move into the canonical Pipeline CRM.
Tell Us About the Property
Submit the information available today. A submission is an intake record and is not an offer, contract, valuation, or commitment to purchase.
Algonquian Real Estate reviews the submitted information, supporting records, duplicate indicators and acquisition fit. A submission may be accepted for further review, placed into follow-up, or declined. Material transaction decisions remain subject to human review and appropriate professional review.
Good Wholesaler Relationships Are Built on Reliable Deal Flow and Accurate Information.
ARE values repeatable relationships with wholesalers who understand the acquisition criteria, communicate clearly, disclose transaction issues early, respect property and seller information, and submit opportunities that can withstand real underwriting.
Real Numbers
Separate verified data from estimates and projections.
Real Structure
Explain contract position and economics clearly.
Relevant Deals
Prioritize opportunities that match current criteria.
Clear Deadlines
Communicate access, diligence, and closing requirements early.
Before You Send the Next Deal
Acquisition Criteria
Review current markets, property types, situations, and transaction characteristics before submitting.
How We Review Properties
Understand the property, financial, repair, financing, risk, and transaction inputs ARE evaluates.
Acquisition Process
See how submissions move from screening through underwriting, validation, capital review, offer, diligence, and closing.
Have a Real Deal? Send the Property, the Contract Status, and the Numbers.
If the opportunity fits ARE’s Connecticut acquisition strategy and can withstand disciplined underwriting, submit it for review with the most complete property and transaction information available.