Angela, use the search bar in the top right and you will find numerous threads with hundreds of opinions on this.

As Dion and Dave mentioned, I believe, dealing in notes is more involved than RE, you really need the RE knowledge as a starting point and then move into finance (you could do it the other way too) but it takes perceptive skills to do either institutional or individual transactions.

If the deal is good enough you should have numerous buyers.I will caution you though, if some new wholesaler in my area wanted to learn the business I wouldn't ever give them good information.

Has worked numerous times for me in the past.

Thanks Dion, I imagined that the note business by now would be more structured considering the numerous sale.

We already have numerous rental properties and hope to continue to grow it, but there is no way we can put all of our capital into homes in the next year or two.

However I not have numerous buyers waiting for a property while I struggle to get one lol.

I wouldnt recommend the DIY kits as I'd want the warranty offered by the specialty guys.Ive run into numerous scenerios where the tile surround was done fairly recently and in excellent shape, and the fixture had been replaced at that time as well, so there was no ready excuse to rip out tub and replace.

Wow, I'd think it would be tuff at 18 trying to sell life insurance to an older person, having to overcome the perception that such a young sales person would have the expertise to advise in finances.

Since then, I have done numerous real estate deals and continue to learn something new every day.