A few weeks ago i was in your shoes about getting a realtor to work with me on deals and it worked out eventually.

Thats awesome from a newbie's shoes. 

While this guy is held to a higher standard of conduct, wholesalers can easily fit in the same shoes.

Bro I'm in your shoes.

So what I am looking to do is subject to his loan and essentially step into his shoes on the loan by using a subject to contract in which I would record with the state and show that I am taking over loan.

Historically, I've found that I learn best from setting goals, making a plan and TAKING ACTION, so tell me, if you were in my shoes and just beginning to wholesale on a modest budget, what would you do now??

They wear nice clean shoes.

If I was in your shoes I would tell the tenant they can pick out a storm door and email it to me, if it fits in with the rest of the building design then they can certainly have it installed.

If I were in their shoes I would never let you pay me in a lump sum on your first deal.

Just need a little encouragement and advice from those of you who were once in my shoes; the family and friends are all supportive, but I need to show them and more importantly myself, that this is something I can do.