In fact, most of them are sending me MLS listed properties which is indicative of either the difficulty in finding real deals or their lack of marketing.As an example of just how crazy the market is near where I live (Beverly Hills, Miracle Mile, Beverly Grove area),  my wife Catherine instagramed this photo the other day while she was door-knocking her farm.If I were to get into wholesaling, I would focus on more economically depressed areas with decent turnover (among many many other factors).

I'll post my experiences as I go through this first deal - you'll either get a blueprint for how to buy your first out of state turnkey property, or you'll get an amusing cautionary tale of exactly what not to do.

Yes I've heard some of you spin tales about how you don't pay the mortgage, your tenant does, but it just isn't true.

The tales so excited the farmer that he could hardly wait to sell his farm so he could search for diamonds himself.

It's not a Facebook or Instagram where people are taking selfies of themselves trying to get the most amount of likes. 

.- Sri Sri Paramahansa Yoganandain a "Para-gram"

Definitely interested in buying there someday, but I have read some cautionary tales from BPers that have convinced me that I don't have the connections or the will to successfully own properties in the sub-$40K range.

You can also go on the County Court Records websites and check them out by name, and that usually tells a lot of the tale, especially if they have been evicted.

It is very hard work but can be very rewarding.A simple tale to explain what can happen. 

I have run out of cash to continue work so my lender will not give meany more draws because they only reimburse they do not give upfront cashI am lookng for a partner to come in and help me out....you can check out the property on instagram @buy_it_flip_it