There are so many different niche business models, wholesaling, flipping, buy and hold, out of state, note investing, and so much more.  

@Danielle Clark I would start out wholesaling, then move into rehabbing/flipping if you enjoy headaches, then add in buy and hold properties if you enjoy long term headaches. 

But quite frankly, I am sick and tired of the snake oil salesman and garbage this industry attracts.For starters, wholesaling a property can work to the benefit of all parties involved.  

Things can go wrong, delays, over budget, etc.If you need to move in 3 months, you still have time to wholesaling 2-3 deals, build up capital and then get into flipping.Good luck!

I am currently a full time investor, focusing on wholesaling deals at the moment, so that I can build capital to do fix and flips, which is my end-goal.

What have the Wholesaling Pros realized as the most effective way to market your Wholesaling business?

In looking out for his best interest I suggested he turn to Opendoor to see if they could purchase the home before it went up for auction and sure enough, they offered him just below market value for his home.I was curious to see if anyone's wholesaled a deal to Opendoor?

Wow.....well I am trying to get in with wholesaling so maybe I can make someDecent money here wholesaling.

I have come across some land and I know how to determine the ARV and the formula for wholesaling properties.

Are you wholesaling the properties or looking for funding?