My first thought is that is a person who has been tricked into becoming a wholesaler. 

Any information about where to start and any tips and tricks would be much appreciated.

You must know all the rules and don't get upset when sometimes you mistake and pay few $$ because you forgot about expiration of 0% Right now, business credit cards give me 0% till March 2020 and with only 1.99% fees upfront while personal cards only for 12 month and 3-4% upfront.This is long term game and ideally you have to have 4+ eastanlished credit lines with different use - revolving and installment, for more than 7 years - never be late - then you'll reach to 850 FICO.Plus few other tricks - but it's alittle bit personal

But 90% to 91% would be “good”.So the trick here is to check the market data and expect performance in line with that data.

I would assume countertops&backsplash/bathroom could do the trick but it's only an educated guess I have no experience with this.

I won't trick everyone by saying that I might end up owing money at the sale and then turn around into a $72,450 profit.  

Any tips or tricks?

The tricks are going to be finding a local community bank that will allow you to do C/O Refinances with a 75-80% LTV and buying deals where you are all in for less than 75% of ARV.

The real trick is to capture every single inquiry you get into a database so you can then start marketing future deals to them.3.

Hi everyone, I just joined and wanted to say how amazing this community is; anyone can see that, even from browsing the discussions.As of now I have not ventured into the investment side of real estate, mostly because of a lack of capital to get started, but will be checking out all the tips and tricks to get that foot in the door.