echoing @David Thompson, educate yourself and go find a coach that will help you.

Also, would love to know where the gray matter name came from!

@Quentin NoahHey Quentin l, wholesaling is a very gray area and just starting out with no experience you could put yourself in to a lot of legal trouble.

Find that gray area that still represents a good deal for you but a better deal to the seller than an all cash, quick close deal.  

There is always gray area. 

@Amanda Thompson I would be a little careful with someone unstable that tells you they have a legal team.

@Grant Thompson Thank you for sharing your experience!

He spent some more time by going to a builder's supply store seeking after his little pet rock and yes he found the perfect rounded gray pebble that sold for a penny.

Hi @Walter Thompson,You can use any contract that is assignable for wholesaling in New Jersey, that even includes the standard real estate contract.As for your other question about Title companies...You could use them to close, but for the most part you would use them to do all the title work to make sure there aren't any liens on the property.

They call it the "nomenclature" say'n it's a Ford D-10 Tractor and the like, need the numbers off it, best to say it's red "n gray, and the reason ya did it, like "to better secure that promissory not made on the first day of October, 2014 (dur'n hoot'n holar days shin dig).