Southfield, Oak Park, Livonia, Redford, Farmington Hills etc.My girlfriend is a real estate agent and has been convincing me to get into wholesaling for about a year now and I'm ready to dive in after doing my diligence for the past 4-5 months.

Oak vs. pine for example wear very differently.

I would love to get the opinon of other bay area folk who have considered this and/or doing it.Heres my thought process--> 500K equity in current home--> sell home--> find a househack in either Oak, San Leandro or Alameda ( sticking to these areas because I want my kids to remain in the school they are in).

I did hear from a few flippers in my city that the workers from Lowe’s/Home Depot would pick any materials whether it looked good/bad/chipped/cracked.

Or just call Nobi Group, Oak Ridge, TN

@Natasha RichardsonI'm in the Western Suburbs, Oak Park area. 

Analyze and optimize your personal finances, and invest in less capital intensive vehicles (index funds, blue chip dividend stocks, bonds) to save up for a bigger down payment.

If you found the house at 123 Maple Street and it has tall grass and it's showing that the owners are John and Jane Doe and they live at 123 Oak Street, that’s a different tax mailing address.

@Andrew Cheek I grew up near Oak Hills Hs, most of my family lives in Bridgetown/Green township. 

During the severe chip recession of the 1980s, for example, we had instructions from top management to accept all orders over variable cost.