I'm sure there is a real estate school there for real estate agents, you might consider starting there, not saying take the exam for the license but the material presented will put you months (maybe longer) ahead of trying to dig out information piece by piece or from any guru stuff.

This a little humorous and really simplifies things:I found this from Alex Joungblood's Wholesaling Houses Full Time Facebook Page.

To me a deal is not a deal, I come from the school of thought that the seller truly needs to have all options presented to them by the wholesaler.

Another transaction like this is a "short refinance" the 'short' is paying less than what is due to the mortgagee anytime the word is present.

The first was one of the member investors giving a presentation on wholesaling.

Their proposal was that I look for properties that they could Buy and Flip and they would pay me a 10% commission on the profit that they make from every property that I present.

Better yet, get a developer lined up who can build a plex unit or something better and present that in your case to the city.

If you do, you might try talking to other investors/buyers there, or even presenting it to the group.

I've won the forst 3 battles....so I am optimistic- but as I am sure you, and others know, there are always negative nancy's out there who do not like risk and outside the box thinking and just cannot wrap their head around doing something 'different'.Sooooo- YES _ I am a total TX fan- for investment (and for living) ....and as far as I can tell TX is still part of the USofA- so for now investing is across state lines only (not country lines) LOL (yes that was attempt at humor)- Starting off in RE - which I like- working with buyers and moreso Sellers- but I am discovering, and it is a discovery process, but I am finding that growing my future cash flow is something I want for us...but I am 'curious' about the CT market- there are people making money up there- just different money- [they are always blown away when you tell them TX figures- shocked blown away if they have never invested out of state] ..hmmmm maybe I should keep it my little secret!

In response to Aaron Mazzrillo, how do you 'remind' people of your business when you are not present without business cards?