As a seller I'd be annoyed by some hoighty toighty real estate shark (likely how he sees you) calling with another low ball offer when he and I know I'm in a tight spot.

I got my first loan on my own at 17, from a loan shark personal loan shop, it took some talking but I convinced the guy he'd get his money back and he did.

Are you coming across as a shark smelling the blood in the water, or do you really want to help these people and make some money in the process.

Like borrowing money from a loan shark, not too mention the gains lost that you would have made in stock market.

. $20/month in the wrong direction breaks this one.Honestly, this is a scary deal with razor thin margins.

My selling agent (repping me as buyer) may not be the best person for the listing slot.

Miami,Broward and West Palm Beach RE market is really tough for begginers,either buy and hold,or fix and flip(property values too high,and not so many helpers out there)and i belive sharks owns the wholeselling scenerario very quited,that is my feeling in 3 weeks learning here with little or zero info coming from those areas.Working in Real Estate industry can open doors for you to have a networing and get your foot on the ground ,who knows if you got lucky and find the great deal,somebody said here too ,if you have the deal money will come..Start grinding and good luck.Excuse my English grammatical mistakes,is not my Natural Lenguage..

That said, I personally don't advocate the shark approach to wholesaling, trying to squeeze every drop of blood out of a deal.

And my all time favorite, "Swim with the Sharks" by Harvey MacKay, of MacKay Envelope Company and the Minnesota Twins.

Networking=Contacts=Private "Investors" or Partners.I've never used a Title Loan shark or an HML in my life.