At the top of the BP wholesaling forum, there are some sticky topics one of which has numerous approaches for finding buyers.

It has numerous sample letters to the credit bureaus and to creditors, and cautions about doing things. that "common sense" would suggest are good, but that can actually make your situation much worse.

As you're starting out its important that recognize what makes a deal and then as your skills levels improve due to your greater experience, investment in additional training and education, and your association with successful peers, you'll be able to work on and profit from opportunitues that don't appear to have merit.Also, you may have to "touch" a lead numerous times before they show any interest and respond.

I've read numerous times that us newbies should join our local REIA or group.

Account Closed is one of them, and has written books, numerous blogs, etc. that will help you on your way.

A very good book to read is Rich Dad Poor Dad it will give you some "Tackling Fuel" like Adam Sandler said in the movie Water Boy!!!

Sure these increase the value of the house but they also consume cash and there's no way they improve your cash flow, unless you charge the neighbors to watch movies on your new 70" 4K display! 

The attorneys at Brodsky & Smith have been appointed by numerous courts throughout the country to serve as lead counsel in class actions and successfully recovered millions of dollars for our clients and shareholders.

It gives you a good feel for the numerical flow of the anticipated areas.

Love the Anchorman reference; one of my favorite movies!