After doing some research, I’ve been looking into working with wholesalers and fix/flips to help build capital.

As a buyer I probably would not buy it based on a wholesaler telling me it has more potential if I re-zone it.

We don't do land, so most of our wholesales are kept off-market.

Hey y'all!
I'm new here and am eager to learn and maybe find a mentor. Im interested in wholesaling so that I can use that income to invest back into real estate and eventually become an investor and full time entrep...

@Robert ThompsonI don't think property value are 'low' right now, but lots of us are still buying.In order of easy to hard you can: look on the MLS; connect with wholesalers and others who source off market deals; and reach out to sellers / market yourself.If you can though, start with a house hack or live in flip instead. 

Like pert near anyone in our bizz you do have bummers each year myself I wholesale them off when i do have to take one over.. or i might sell them on my 0 interest short term owner finance program .. which creates some rock solid paper given the assets usually need a lot of attention at that point.. for the speculation I had 2 long term land plays one paid off after 22 years of owning it for a 100X multiple  yes 100X  :)  And the one i currently have that the new CHIPS act could create a huge win for myself and partners..

I worked with a wholesaler that has a subsidiary lending company. 

I've only bought one house from a wholesaler and that's because there is a second house in the backyard that was apparently built decades ago without a permit. 

Investment Info:Single-family residence wholesale investment.

Hey Bryan, I'm a wholesaler, agent, and investor in Sacramento.