I'm fine with all the sceptics, you prove my point exactly, and I'm not a troll.

@Wells Mangrum you have a healthy portion of scepticism.

Hi guys,No, really, healthy scepticism is a good thing, just don't let it prevent you from investigating something further to see if it is in fact true.

But I am sceptical about wholesaling in general ... but that maybe because I've never encountered one who has actually brought a deal.

Originally posted by @Steve Cohen:@Branden Sewell bring an investor that's willing to partner up with you and they'll put up the cash and then you get the financing and then you do the deal with them and split the profitsI don't want to bring scepticism to this thread but I've never understood why an investor in his right mind would do this; this could eventually make sense if the active partner is extremely experienced and reputable with a long proven track record of successful deals but why would you put your hard earned money at risk partnering with a newbie for only 50% of earnings? 

And I found out that most houses in Memphis are older like almost 20 years old houses and I'm kind of sceptical if it's worth buying old old houses, used to buy new construction houses.

Ive been looking into automated software but every one of them Im sceptical about hidden costs and sharing my leads.

So I'm quite sceptical about buying at this particular moment in time, just in case the market takes a turn for the worse and I don't want my first experience in investing to be seeing negative equity on my investment.

If it were a real thing I think it would be very expensive. never heard anything about it either until a couple days ago , i attached all info in the link  Sorry I didn't see the link.I looked at it, but I'm sceptical this is worthwhile.

I'm always sceptical of any fire-related servicer because there are lots of scammers.