I have read hundreds of books and forums until I think I could almost write a book myself :lol: .It is natural to think that a mentor could give you the short cut you need to make it all happen, to guide you through and show you the way.

If you have the resources to jump into wholesaling and can make it work, more power to you. but, a college experience is valuable too, both for your emotional growth and for a degree to fall back on.

No free software I know of, an if you're going to be in the RE biz in any capacity ou should want to pay for this valuable software as it will cut down on the wasted time?

What can I do to provide a valuable service to the investment community?

I would get as much information about that situation as possible, post the info on this thread, and then have experts guide you through whether it's a good deal or not.

homes appraising lower than what they are worthWhile I agree that "buy and hold" is a good strategy for many, I think the above statement is mis-guided.

I'm new to this site can please anyone guide and help me in Real Estate marketing online.

If you really, really want to know more about this topic, read Cashflow Quadrant: Rich Dad's Guide to Financial Freedom by Robert T.

You would need to have a purchase contract with the seller like Wheatie said above, for your specific state get with other investors at a local REIA meeting to see what they use and put in their contracts or go to a RE lawyer.And again Wheatie's got it, once you have the property under contract find a reputable title company, preferably one that works with investors and they can guide you through the rest!

Can anyone guide me to where I can locate sandwich lease option contracts?