hello there,i have a very modest experience (2years) in real estate and wholesaling .i would like to take on virtual wholesaling but the first thing that bugged me is the runners. so my question is essentialy about them .i understand the fact that they can do ground work but what about signing the contract ( initially with the seller and then both the seller and buyer) how do you make sure that runner is running off with your deal; i'm sure there is something obvious and big i'm misssing so please enlighten me.thanks for all.

The owners became so exhausted by her endless difficulties, we offered to let her out of the lease - she turned that into we were "evicting her", which was not the case at all.

This book opened a door to endless possibilities just by showing you how to think and famously ask: "How can I afford it?"

Options are endless with 300k.

Zillow, Trullia, Apartment (not just for apartments), Zumper, Hotpads (endless list) and I guess Criags List but that will be harder to find the details and locations of homes. 

I've had times when my front runner, the person I'm 99% sure of, turns out their significant other is a jerk and chose someone else,   or if the front runner is aloof,  I don't rent to them.. you learn a lot about a person by meeting them!    

There's endless answers.

Hi @Joey McKenna I would start by joining your local REIA and networking with agents, wholesalers etc to get a feel for the market and perhaps do acquisition phone calls, runner errands etc. 

Always endless articles about tops through the years and endless people posting tops market crash etc.

The lake house should probably be the front runner because you know who wants it!