I have no doubt you will do great things.The reality is wholesaling with no money will be very difficult - my best advice is to get a part time job so you may make some money and also learn real world skills that will help you grow in business (I highly suggest a sales job).As you're working this job, save your money and learn learn learn everything on wholesaling from biggerpockets and youtube. 

Have you heard of Prep Agent on Youtube?

Change the ISO, change the shutter speed. then change the aperture. see what it does. there are tons of videos on youtube to show you the basics.the key is to experiment and try something that is not as easy as "point and shoot".i have seen this guy's videos and they are very good for the beginners... - http://www.youtube.com/user/MichaelTheMentor?

At some point, the music is going to stop and the deals you're picking up with $300 to $400 a month cash flow will drop back down to $100 to $200 and you'll wish you'd have bought more during the bust.As it is, I think some of the better areas might only have a year or so left anyway.

Get thee to Sunnyside this weekend:http://www.liveurbandenver.com/blog/join-us-in-the-vip-tent-at-the-sunnyside-music-fest.htmlIf it has it's own music festival, it has definitely become a desirable neighborhood.

As soon as the music stops playing, you will see a massive flight back out of equities, bonds, t-bills, and very likely the U.S. dollar itself.

After that would be a "bump key" (you can watch a you tube video on how to do this).

I watched a youtube video about creating a buyers list via craigslist.

It's awesome.Any suggestions on the best techno music to listen to while doing repetitive tasks in the office would be greatly appreciated. :)

Though I'm on Facebook, Tweet, keep up my own website, and can post stuff from Youtube, etc. there's so... many new social media sites, and things we can use, and you have knowledge of, so it can actually be a win/win for the investor to meet you too.