@Mindy JensenI see a contradiction to your comment about trusting my gut one way, but not the other.  

Mindy and Jim are correct, but there is much more to it.Wholesaling the way the gurus teach it has a lot of ethical and legal issues, but set that aside, you can read the forums.As to steps, it depends on the property, buyer and seller requirements, title examination, lien releases and other conditions as to what must be accomplished after a contract is accepted and to get to settlement.

My friend @Mindy Jensen had a post recently concerning what was a favorite lease clause landlords have.

Mindy Jensen thank you so much for taking the time to respond.

Mindy,I am in the west central Indiana market and also work in central Indiana.

I will definitely keep your property in mind. I

Being I got decades before I can tap into my retirement funds, looks like I will have to find another way to finance the project I have in mind. I

I'm struggling with the same topic and I'd like to take it a little further if you don't mind. I

Angie -House is on a hill, so the first question that pops into my mind - is the hill natural, or added to the land by bulldozing the topsoil to create it? 

Just for budget reasons I would allow for $200 or so as potential property management in the event you change your mind.  I