Creative FinancingFinancing can be a challenge in tough economies, but several creative strategies can make deals work: Seller Financing: Negotiate with the seller to finance part or all of the deal, reducing the need for traditional loans.

It's awesome that you're already diving into Brandon Turner's books—they're excellent resources for anyone starting out.

In fact there are banks that excel at different types of real estate lending and that should dictate where even your real estate funding finds a home.  

Wholesalers look for properties that can not be sold to end buyer and, as others mentioned, realtors won't touch most of these properties because it isn't worth their time and effort when they can stage and retail a prime property in excellent or good to pass all inspections condition.

I am in my early 30s, zero debt, Excellent credit and currently live in Minnesota (hoping to move to another state in a year or so.). 

This would be an excellent question for them.

Hi Tyler,Since you have rental properties, it’s crucial to get excellent advice from your CPA, who can help you minimize your tax liability and save more of your hard-earned money.

After reading all these comments, I think either I have a really in-demand post office or I am just an excellent negotiator!

I currently own a few single-family rental properties that have yielded excellent returns based on my projections.

I created a detailed BRRR excel spreadsheet to analyze deals.