Here's the question: Is it a red flag if you find a city that has many multi-family listings that seem profitable, but has A LOT of listings city wide?

If you are those things, and understand networking, I think you'll do alright.

If you want to hang out and network with other Tulsa BP members, be sure to attend tonight's meetup at Cabin Boys Brewery:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/63...

Visit Biggerpockets work place in Denver, it was nice to meet a couple people and maybe a way for you to network.

In terms of rehab costs, they vary widely and you may end up needing much more than $20K. 

Network with local investors.

Now, I suggest talking and networking with local investors and specialists in order to find those nice deals, which still exist.Good luck!

I am new to wholesaling and would love to network with anyone in the Seattle/Puget Sound area who is currently wholesaling and knows the ins and outs on the legalities in WA state.

There is a lot of information here and webinars you can take a look to review the data on a property to see if it will cash flow. go to a lot of local meetups and network with like minded individuals.My advice is to educate yourself before your do a deal as you need to be familiar with the numbers to see if the property is the right ones.

Network and educate yourself.