Sharing experiences, discussing local trends, and gaining local perspectives would be invaluable as I move forward with my investment goals.Additionally, if anyone has recommendations on how to find an agent who is experienced and comfortable working with international investors, I'd greatly appreciate that as well.Thanks in advance for any help and guidance!

Wholesaling is mostly about marketing and sales, so it will take a lot of practice for you to feel comfortable taking control of a conversation and closing a sale.

If you feel more comfortable investing in your backyard then that's cool too. 

Knowledge for whoelsaling is pretty good , i am just needing assitance so i am able to help others as well once i am comfortable on my own .

If you're not comfortable with what is written out and legally binding, I would highly recommend just looking somewhere else for property.

If you're looking at just a pure financial perspective with little/no room for personal comforts, the absolute best thing you can do is live in one of those tiny homes or something like that.

However, you do have to put in work and imagination, the days of sticking up some posters and buying a Mickey Mouse comforter at Walmart are long gone.

Hi Fulton, they did not feel comfortable cashing the check, which I understand.

Big props to you for stepping out of your comfort zone and diving into this.

You hit those 2 right, I could comfortably drop my listing fee 50%, no joke.