Till then - circulate, ask questions, learn, and watch for the occasional diamonds in the rough - that are out there - but everyone is looking for.Ask away - and All the best!

Everyone is always looking for the diamond, I like to dig around in the coal pile.  1. 

Reach out to @Marina Draper, she is a RE focused accountant in the Worcester area, you can meet her at the next Black Diamond meeting in December at Burlington or in January at Worcester, as she helps us run the meetings.

Reach out Charlene Diamond.

Buyers aren't going to let you cash flow like a monster being a slum lord and then sell off the POS like it's a flawless diamond.

I bring this up because the diamond in the rough is to find what's considered a Class C property in a Class A or B neighborhood- The CRE definition of Class C is- "Buildings are at least 20 years old and in a state of relative disrepair.

I follow Claude Diamond and Joe McCall and seek to emulate their methods, i.e., the GUTS sales method.If interested, email me at [REMOVED].

At least the Nigerian dude trying to sell me ownership in a diamond mine is making a personal time invest in me. 

If not, then I'd say that wholesaling is not an advisable way to get started in RE investing.I always use this analogy: would you tell a beginner skier who has zero experience to ski a double black diamond (the most advanced terrain) for their first run?

If you have dirt floors, it will likely be cheaper than if you put in marble tile inlaid with diamonds that you had to import from Italy.