The biggest mistake I see is to worry too much about the cost of things like lawn mowing and water bill and the exact percentage for vacancies, but not being enough aware of the general condition of the property - resulting in 20k, 50k or more in capex a few years down the road.My advice: look for a quality property that has all the big-ticket items already done.

It comes down to transparency and 98 percent of wholesalers aren't trained to work like that which causes the problem.

In Pittsburgh, the price for public transportation is 3% below the state average with bus tickets to get almost anywhere in the city being only around $3 and the monthly pass being just under $100.

I recommend focusing on targeted lists for lead generation and training some cold callers.

It’s totally normal to feel hesitant, especially with your first big property purchase, but having the seller cover major repairs and even bring in a structural engineer for a thorough check—that’s a lot of the big-ticket worries off your plate.

From the buyer perspective like me, I saw Exp realtor team has more team work , dedicated , collaboration , inside training and these enthusiasm.

We are right down the road (I4) from you in Tampa - are busiest month is spring training spring baseball so late Feb into March. 

Typically if you do get a ticket, they'll waive it if you do get it registered or become a super great negotiator with the police officer. 

Total fines for him was $1500 plus mandatory ethics and finance training in order to keep his license, and $1000 on his broker for improper supervision.

Also, never rely solely on any training being the saving grace to make you financially free.