Your insights and expertise have been incredibly beneficial, and I truly appreciate your generosity in sharing your knowledge.

Steve, your comment motivated me.

My income is variable but typically around $130,000 annually, with a 60-70% savings rate.I’m just starting out and eager to learn, so any advice, experiences, or strategies you can share would be incredibly helpful.Thank you in advance for your insights.

Dealers/movers definitely know what they can get, and private sellers follow suit so you'd have to be motivated/connected AND be able to move fast to find a fair deal on a decent 'newer' used manufactured in the first place.I'd probably go new 75% of the time vs what I've been able to find price wise, used, personally..

It is incredibly hard to make money bidding online.

I’d be happy to talk through my (albeit incredibly limited) experiences and connect with someone local.

@Alessa LeSar get a HELOC on your primary for emergency purposes only.Keep saving until you have at least 20-25% down for a DSR loan.Start setting up systems & building your network to find motivated sellers willing to take less than market value.If you find a very motivated seller, you may be able to sell their property to an investor and get a commission plus finder fee to add to your savings.Over time, this will build your network for investing, which is a different network than what you have now.Be careful with your expectations for your sales in your 2nd year.

The main motivation for me getting into wholesaling was the fact that I need capital to get into long-term rentals.

Incredible, this feedback is certainly helpful and I will analyze the pros and cons for both.

Hello y’all, I’ve posted something similar not too long ago, but I still feel compelled to build something incredibly unique.