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I want to start in wholesaling but feel like my local market will be hard , I'm sure there are plenty of experienced wholesalers who have already picked over the low hanging fruit, and I feel like it will be difficult to find deals, when even ignorant people know how hot our market is.Any advice on how a newbie with a very low budget could break into this market?

Hey everyone I live in Seattle Washington and am just getting going in real estate investment, I am looking for a good broker to help me in this undertaking. My specific area of interest is multi unit in the South Se...

The market is hot and I'm taking the stance that getting deals off-market might be more fruitful than watching the MLS.So for those of you who are doing direct mail, how's it going?

You can pick from all sorts of firms that are always looking for agents and they vary widely in what they ask of their agents.

Hi,I am out of state investor and would like to buy my first property in Toledo,OH. Looking for Real Estate Agent and Property Manager. Can some one refer me to the best agents and property manager.

Should be interesting to see how it all works out since there will be so many new changes affecting so many aspects of the deals.Good faith estimates will be goneHUD1's will be goneRedisclosure time periods should be interesting for agents in the field when having to deal with title companies and lenders that are not prepared for the changes.Over all I think it is a better system for the consumer which is most important but many will not be prepared for the changes and it will still affect deals of the experienced agents due to the other side of the deal not being up to speed.In real estate you have to roll with the changes and adapt.

At this time in the KC market, there was plenty of low hanging fruit and we assumed that most investors didn't want to bother with a property with foundation problems.

Being closer could also prove fruitful in decreasing vacancy since there is always a strong demand.

It's common for agents (even buyer agents) to not be very proactive when it comes to due diligence.