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In society, we have more and more people living off of social security when they are older, and I feel that real estate investment is the answer.

A culture of house-flipping, "liar loans," and easy money ran deep through the post-2000 culture.MYTH #2: Glass-Steagall Would Have Prevented the MeltdownMYTH #3: The Transactions Were Too Complicated For People to UnderstandThe bottom line is this:We ALL created the housing mess as a society - you, me, Wall Street, and the pandering financial dilettantes we voted into office.

excellent post, excellent responsive feedback, this is a market that you really have to have dedication and deep commitment, thank you @Rip Rittell, @Lisa Phillips for keeping your communities strong, something that we may need to wrap our brains around & we love the inspiration that drives you guys to carve out a niche that is underappreciated in societies eye!

Consider the answers to the questions above before you proceed, you can put the property under contract for 30/45 days but make sure you have an attorney review your contract, we live in a litigious society, try to insulate yourself as best as you can.

At the very least get connected with a REO listing agent so I might be able to catch a deal before they list it.My ultimate goal is to use REI as a vehicle to help homeless people get reestablished as productive members of society.

I wouldn't personally choose to be an agent, and for the most part i'm not a fan of wholesalers, but i would never look down upon someone for their choice of careers so long as they're productive members of society.  

Hey fellas, Although I am in Southern California I would like to connect.I was an "All In" student about six years ago; I did the coaching, the L Society and everything.  

Anyway if you want to be apart of a society for information sharing as BP is in the US then get in touchOnly a matter of time,Leah

BP has rank beginners with zero money and will never really do anything but they are here to try to learn and some will do something others just realize real estate is really hard.. then you have this wholesaler niche which runs the gambit of some pretty well capitalized companies to rank beginners and every thing in between.. and with all the guru's like Snap flip and others touting that wholesaling is easy just pick up your checks.. you get an in ordinate amount of people doing it and failing at it.. they get desperate and put out deals that simply are not deals.. then there are others that just like any other part of society they could care less if the buyer or seller got ripped off as long as THEY made money.. this is what makes wholesaling many times a stain on the industry. unregulated.But there are also some very accomplished people on BP who are not broke knowitalls. as you call them.