The division of labor will look something like this:Me: Find deals, fund deals.Partner: Rehab/build out/oversee contract laborMy partner is a remodeler with experience and contacts, he just doesn't have the access to funding and doesn't have the time/patience to sift through potential deals.

Numbers are getting tight in all markets, so, take your time in sifting through the proformas provided.

They love sifting through the data to find the hidden diamond.

I have a Cole Realty Resources account the gets my home and cell phone numbers for neighborhoods. The problem is, I need to filter my lists to find houses with equity, or houses that were purchased more then 5 years a...

Your story resonated with me, as I am a young and new investor in NJ who is just finishing up a few months of "research mode", raiding my local library and slowly trying to sift through the ~300 awesome BP podcast episodes for nuggets of wisdom.

I had my own general contracting firm and I woke up every day looking for my next dollar and sifting through an endless stream of subs and workers who did not share my outlook on life.I currently have 43 units and I make money where ever I am day or night.

I had my own general contracting firm and I woke up every day looking for my next dollar and sifting through an endless stream of subs and workers who did not share my outlook on life.

I will be sifting through all the knowledge I am finding on here and at some point, I will be reaching out with questions or asking for clarification. 

It is overwhelming to try to sift through all this and come up with a plan that doesn't tangentially moves rapidly into something other than my original focus.

However, while my team and I will keep sifting through our current pipelines, I am trying to expand and make more connections, with wholesalers specifically.The question is, how do I find a good, honest wholesaler that wont recycle old properties or try to lie just to unload a property.