Also, any mortgage brokers proficient in making a 203K fix up loan or a US Rural Housing loan (purchasing land & building new) proceed smoothly for my clients?

So I'm new to wholesaling, but I've got access to the MLS and know how to search it proficiently.

..but I was only at a modest proficiency when I last played a match a year or so ago, so I don't think you want to play tennis ball pickup for an hour!

But I just didn't have the time to get proficient at it while at the same time starting up brand new construction of a 4-unit MFH in DTLA as well as take over all the landlording tasks.So, just as @Linda Weygant mentioned, I just set up two Google sheets, with the primary goal of making it easy for data entry on the fly.

Once you've at least become semi-proficient in these areas only then can you complain about poor results.

Get proficient at it.

Becoming reasonably proficient at managing small repairs & contractors such that you *could* do it if you wanted to/had to;4.

Drew If you are proficient in MS Access it has the capability to generate an amazing amount of detail & reports as long as you have the time to physically enter all the detailed data.

Wholesaler is another popular title.... when it seems like by the questions that get asked they're not very proficient in their trade....

Worst case scenario is that you get proficient at analysis and your market dynamics...best case, you find some deals.    100% of my portfolio is comprised of property types that I hear comments daily on BP that others don't consider them ever to be profitable.