Needless to say I haven't bought any of them. 

To be honest, with all the hedge fund groups buying up residential properties, I don't expect to make a fortune off wholesaling at this time, but it will get me small gains to invest in other strategy's since you need less initial money to wholesale.

My partner and I are picky in that we only select homes that are in decent neighborhoods (C+/B), need less than $4000-5000 in updates to be "renter ready," and project to require little hands-on property management support.  

In the future, when I need less immediate income and my credit improves, I plan on buying more properties and taking advantage of leverage.

To those who are actively marketing, what marketing works for you.I am getting ready to do a big postcard mailing to vacant code violation properties, and needless to say I'm a bit nervous about the money to be spent since i've never done one.What' works for YOU in this market?

Needless to say I learned a lot of lessons and what to do/what not to do.

Needless to say, this requires you to work with one buyer's agent (per market) at a time.

Needless to say I'm pretty stoked.As all newbies hear early and often in their education, having a great mentor (or mentors), a great team, and a great network of other investors is all key to success.

Things have been somewhat hectic, needless to say. 

Needless to say, my real estate aspirations changed.I'm planning to shift more of my focus towards real estate in early 2018, when my three partners and I will officially start an acquisitions and holdings business following the BRRRR strategy.