you are next to one of the biggest universities in the US (even the world). why dont you go to UT and post some fliers for students to apply?

I had my first job at 14 years old, probably working more than what was legal to do at the time, but in my workplace the manager was always touting Amway and how it was the way to get rich.

Purchasing a number of second liens for cheap is what is touted as the path to generating a return.  

Thanks for the feedback.NC Mark, I wasn't touting or bragging, but as I entered into this business I was sure that saving enough to get started would have been then difficult part, but you guys are right, finding the right property at the right price is the job.I know 3 mo isn't that long, but here's to wishful thinking that something comes along at the right time sooner than later.Good luck to everyone.

Currently in AZ for 2 months and then back to UT, where I'm currently building 3 homes.

Of course, as a turnkey provider, I am biased toward the niche, but @Anton Ivanov makes some very valid points about the industry - you really do need to put in your own legwork to ensure the numbers add up and you know exactly what you are buying.I've written about this a number of times, so here is a link to a post I wrote recently about the basic questions any new investor should be asking of any turnkey provider they consider: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/55/topics/361...While turnkey is often touted by providers as the 'easiest' REI niche, there is still a lot of work to be done long before you pull the trigger on a property, so do yourself a favor and really dig into the due diligence phase to avoid getting caught up in the excitement and "must act now!"

Barely a picture with words touting a "Great Deal for Investors" but absolutely no numbers for us to run on the calculators on this site. 

I think new wholesalers sometimes get a bad rap because wholesaling is often touted as an "easy" way to get into real estate investing, so we see a lot of newbie wholesalers come and go. 

About me: I just moved here from North Carolina so my husband can go to UT.

The fact you ask the question says you shouldn't be doing it yet. the issue is there was a BP pod cast and a book touting this as a workable thing for the average investor..can you imagine someone rolling into Memphis and trying to hire folks to rehab houses..