Now my question is for those of you that have invested out of the local market, how hard is it to wholesale out of state?

Welcome to the site @Issa ElkhatibAlways happy to see more Cleveland natives join the forums.

I live in Washington state where everything is highly regulated, fees are out of this world, the west side (King Co) gov is run by commies, land prices are touching the stratosphere, the taxes are already there and anyone in a rural area gives 65% of their land away to native growth protection if they want any kind of permit to do anything on their property including cutting blackberries, a permitted activity here.

Joshua Hardy I have 9 acres that had been landlocked for 75 years.

May have found a potential deal, but I'm a Durham native and have no idea what the market is like in Greenville.

@Chris SeveneyYes, I don’t think wholesaling notes as an individual starting out by mass mailings, emails, or texts is going to be profitable on a full time business basis.In reality, the only market in which a wanna be note wholesaler has a shot at success ( although the broker joker dreams die hard) is owner financed notes.

I’m Charniece and I’m ready to get this Real Estate experience started.Here are the basics:-Chicago native currently living in Naperville-Currently employed as a night shift supervisor for a pharmaceutical company but ready to grow into a new opportunity and learn some new and valuable skills -Took my first leap recently by working to attain my real estate license (feeling positive about passing the exam).

I am 20 years old and a Southern California native.

You honestly broke that down for anyone to understand or maybe real estate is that simple but I'm making it hard. I

I had this on another discussion, I'll post it here.Rental properties in NY (Long Island) which was hit hard. I