Check out some of the local groups including Charlotte Deal Maker Session to meet-up with other wholesalers and get a great idea of what's going on there.

Its near a college so the summers it usually has a few vacancies. currently 100% occupied since school is in session. when I first got the info it had four vacancies in July. rent hasn't been raised in 9 years. the Current NOI is 113Kbuilt in 1976 buy the guy selling.

This reminds me of the cold calling sessions the office would have after the weekly meeting.

What i did was type real estate accountant (for my city) in google, looked at most if not all my options, pin-pointed the best ones based on reviews and the info on their websites, call them up and have a 10-15min discussion with the accountant who would be handling my file, book an appointment to talk to them in person if needed (max 30min to an hour... this should be a free session, and ask questions pertaining to your situation without making the person feel as if they are counseling you for free), find out their prices, go back to the drawing board and read reviews and assess your budget, then determine which CPA made you feel more comfortable, will be availablewhen needed and will not make you go broke.Good luck

If you can catch one of the new guys on his/her way up, you may find some decent deals.The monthly session that DFWinvestors.com puts on in Addison is full of people to meet (several hundred), so also a good place to meet wholesalers. 

The mistake most REI "trainees" make, is they assume that once they attend one of these teaching sessions, they can walk out the door and start doing it.  

The turnout was near 400 and many of the sessions were completely packed and standing room only!

Great 3 day session, learned a TON; as a realtor going in to it (with an open mind) I didn't have to try to figure out what all the words the trainer was using, because I was already familiar with them.She (the trainer) covered tons of topics, from creative financing with everything from credit cards to private money, to the major lending institution type loans.

Did anybody attend tonights free Rich Dad Education session, held at the Lancaster Host here in PA?

It was also a great way to network and to have a mini mastermind sessions about whatever area of real estate that interests you.