Thanks J Scott I would looking on the website and see what all I need to get started and hopefully be working with them in the near future.

.- In addition, as part of joining the company we were supposed to have a website set up.

Harry Marsh Law (most used by wholesalers) He has a copy of sample contracts in his websites that are easy to use when starting.

You'll have to do some digging on their website to find what you need.

I used the values from the realtor.com website for purchase information and expenses, and the bank of america calculator to estimate closing costs.

I was the biggest skeptic on this website until I did some research. 

@Greg DevlinIf you go the passive investment route, you may check out this website that has a database of Opportunity Funds:https://opportunitydb.com/funds/If you do your own project, just make sure you have proper advice and planning before you make any purchase or investment.

They used to be the best, but now so many seem to outsource the process and maybe both the originating CU and the people they actually farm the loan out to try to make some bucks off it.  

Some resources to find wholesalers include:- Discover Wholesale Houses, which specializes in finding discounted properties for investors in Columbus- Local real estate investing Facebook groups- Websites like HouseCashin that list wholesale companies in Columbus3.

I believe I located the CC&R's on the Recorder's website.