Hi All,I'm a first-time poster, long-time reader, new to real estate investing.Here's where I am in my venture: I've researched RE wholesaling for weeks now and feel I'm ready to take real action.

Although, I have no prior knowledge about real estate, I am a reader and researcher and have learned a lot through my own home search experience.

Hopefully this thread can help other readers as well!

These things are always in my pockets: cash, a pen, a knife, my phone and a credit card reader (Square). 

Current example here, although I'm sure this link won't be the same as now for future readers of this post: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2865-Vauxhall-Rd-Vauxhall-NJ-07088/40080996_zpid/

Why your in the wrong mindset I have no idea, I'm only a genius not a mind reader, lol.

I try to be strategic about my purchases there, first drilling down for cashflow and then taking a step back to see if I can put myself "in the path of potential future appreciation" as I like to say.It's worked phenomenally well for me and I'll continue investing in Detroit until the masses are beating the drum on the city.I did choose market high but 1) I indicated there was better timing possible (I did not explicitly state i was using market high but I believe it was clear to most readers) 2) there are very few markets that have not recovered from the Great Recession and have current RE values lower than prior to the GR in inflation adjusted value.  

I'd like to hear other readers of this post comments.

My goal is to at the end of the five years sell the new properties added under my management, then split the profit with my family.My question to my readers is what do I invest in?

Readers should seek professional advice.