The professional investors who play in the big leagues do houses, condo's, flipping, wholesaling, commercial, retail, office, industrial, warehouse, vacation rentals, short term, AIRBNBs, event venue's, and a hundred other strategies.

) Vineyard/winery, Wedding venue (in conjunction with a B&B) etc.

Typical example:These cozy Portuguese on the terrace did a bit of luck, the magnificent town house of his uncle was only€ 210,000 for sale, but .....

This passage is magnificent JScott!

I see it as another venue to try to get a buyer client.

You should also know exactly what you are assigning as a Wholesaler as very few people actually understand this key part which, if done wrong, can lead to fines and unwanted calls from State Agencies regarding your activity.After you have your ducks in a row as far as legal, knowledge and requirements, then ways to start finding potential wholesale deals are:1) Driving for Dollars2) Online advertising "We Buy Homes"3) Meet with some local Estate Attorneys and Bankruptcy Attorneys and introduce yourself as a Real Estate Investor4) Road Side Signs: "We Buy Homes"5) Attend Local Networking Venues (like REIA Clubs, Meetups, Seminars, Etc.) to get your name out there and meet others in the business - Have Business Cards to hand outNow the hard part...learning what Investors are looking for.

On the site is an option for user submit properties (which I am pondering using to target FSBO markets, or other people who are wholesaling, so they have a venue to make an easy well developed professional page by just inputting a few pre-defined fields and adding their own pictures, which is a free service for non featured properties).

With that said, to find a wholesalable deal in a retail venue can be done.

All the free softball, pickleball, swimming etc and magnificent venues. 50,000 golf carts in the community, 140 pickleball courts over 100 pools, etc, etc,etc.

@Bennie Sims could you please elaborate venue and time?