If wholesaling is what you want to do, you need to find a mentor and really study the business.

Also, find a mentor.

. , and looking for any advice that someone can give me right now I do not have a mentor here in Colorado but I have signed up with clever investors

I'm willing to work for a mentor for free just so I can shadow whomever that person might be..

Respected for his unique blend of creative and analytical thinking underpinned with a commitment to collaboration, intelligent risk-taking, entrepreneurial spirit and leadership presence within dynamic organizations he knows how to keep it real and close the deal.In addition to his business interests, Mark is involved in numerous community outreach and volunteer organizations including the South Brentwood Residents Association (advisory board member,) local homeless advocacy group The Giving Spirit (chairperson-fundraising, community outreach,) American Youth Soccer League (referee and division mentor,) and the Girl Scouts of America to name a few.

Like I said maybe look for a mentor or partner to help you if this is your first time. 

Hi everyone,Has anyone joined a mentorship program or has paid a mentor to learn specific aspects of real estate investing?

Make sure you get a well respected partner/mentor as there are sharks out there... good luck!

John, the 2nd would be better off taking a discount on the lien because as Chad mentioned on his post, if the 1st mortgage is the one foreclosing and properly names the second in the foreclosure suit, once the property is sold at the auction any junior liens are dismissed/extinguished as a result of the foreclosure action taken by the first lien holder.

I have team up with some great mentors and learning a ton about investing.