At this point the country will not only have to create innovation, but also to reinvent itself.

I'm leaning towards building a basic spreadsheet to track this info and thought I should see if there are any good examples out there before I re-invent the wheel.Thanks for the ideas.

New buyers/investors all too often begin by trying to reinvent the wheel.

This saves them time and effort to not have to reinvent the wheel each time.

Maybe I need to create it but... it seems to me that there are a lot of real estate investors who continue to re-invent the wheel.  

To simply ignore the facts of the business and try to re-invent the wheel regarding a business is simply foolish.

@Jack Douglas my primary concerns are a) I am operating in the state of MD, b) My husband has his real estate license, c) I/we are not trying to start a wholesaling business for the sake of wholesaling, we are trying to unearth otherwise unavailable opportunities I guess the no brainer thing to do would be to get on a few wholesalers lists, but that would be the easy way and I typically prefer to reinvent the wheel.I would love to hear the thoughts of two voices I have come across time and again on this topic in the forums: @Russell Brazil and @John Thedford Thanks again!

No need to reinvent the wheel.

Instead of trying to reinvent the wheel, I'm just going to post the FNMA guidelines directly from fanniemae.com. 

Good Afternoon everyone!! :)I am closing my first wholesale deal in just a few long days and am so excited to start my new life!!Anyway I am wanting to hear from other wholesalers about their process or possibly the s...