Just wanted to share the fastest wholesale deal I have done.

So I would go the route where you can save the most money, the fastest.

I was initially really focused on Indianapolis, I think the downtown growth and attractiveness of lifestyle there are really promising, and I saw a lot of the indicators that made me invest in Williamsburg in Brooklyn before that became a highly desirable area, and similar feeling to Oakland and San Jose here in CA (ranked #1 and #2 fastest selling real estate markets by Trulia recently).

@Felix DiazWell for your first post that's good and I'll give you my impressions out how to get the fastest start and keeping your job.Many people keep reading and reading and reading and never get a deal done on BiggerPockets so you got to take action as well as readingFirst I would read up on BiggerPockets on how to negotiate with home sellers that have expired listings.These expired listing people have already listed the house, sometimes had an agent not even show the house to anyone, and then have the listing expire. 

By most standards, you are living in one of the fastest growing and hottest markets; Dallas Fort-Worth.   

Fastest and easiest?

This is a question that came to my mind earlier today and I know that it's possible but I want to see what is the best and fastest way to acquire 20 rental properties in one year?

As I’m sure you know, Florida overall has a lot of demand and Tampa is one of the fastest growing cities.

I would have to say the fastest way to get rolling would be to co-wholesale with another wholesaler.

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