BP is good at filtering out the fake lenders.. one little post and you get to have the assurance your dealing with a real and reputable lender.

The contractor who put in the floors is not following up on phone calls or promises to review the work he did and see if something was done wrong.

The mistake you are making with your conclusion is assuming there is a "good list".There isn't.Many people will promise you that cold calling texting and postcards/mailers is the way to do this, but I challenge you to stand on your own 2 feet and think on your own.

I always here good things about Columbus as well as Akron as already mentioned.Funny enough, I was just in Greensboro a couple of different times this summer and got to talk to some locals and it seems like a promising market.

My guess is, they con investors into $50,000 or more and spend it on their sub-par lavish lifestyles, making promises they can’t keep doing services they aren’t capable or legally able to perform.

You can only promise to go look for a buyer.)Wholesaling is often sold as the easy way to get started.

Quote from @Mike Dymski: Time to sell is when the projected IRR on an existing property is lower than the projected IRR on a new acquisition. if the new deal promises higher returns, it definitely makes sense to consider a switch.That’s a smart way to look at it!

They've been slow about getting issues taken care of, like setting up lawn mowing for my two duplexes.So in summary, financially it is what they are promising, but it's a mess.   

The Midwest, in particular offers some really promising opportunities.

Most are negative except the google reviews that seem fake.