Your best bet to learn wholesaling is to go work for a wholesaler.

While buying existing property or pre-construction is a pretty safe bet (assuming the developer is honest and properly financed like everywhere else of course), developing is another story.

Agree with others that cold calling is your best bet.

I don’t think I’d do a STNL NNN property as the cap rates are still quite low, and it’s an all or nothing bet…and there have been plenty of formerly “solid” STNLs going dark left and right, and in all sorts of decent markets.

A property manager will be your best bet.

Hey Nicole, your best bet is finding a partner to sign on a loan, owner financing, subject to, and rental arbitrage.

Your best bet would be to go back to the building department and ask them for clarification.

It wasn't until the 3rd agent finalizing things that they said the policy does not cover STR, and that they do have a policy that covers STR.Ultimately your best bet is going to be to find a local company. 

I grew up playing competitive sports and it took me until I started working out to realize that to see results you have to consistently show up for long periods of time.

Staying outside of the city limits or being on the outskirts of the city would likely be your best bet.