Usually a clean cut prospect with a good story is the front man. 

Rule #1, yes it takes money to make money but the par't t they leave out is it doesn't need to be your money, something the rich have known for years.meNow my advice get your real estate license, you will run into deals by the ton that you will pass on as an investment but can be profitable by listing them, and buyer prospects that you don't have something to sell them now, but are prospects for a listed property. 

The property manager is usually the one who will be working with prospective tenants.

I live in the 5 boros of new york so to say its expensive is an understatement. as a result i want to test sending out a mailer to some lower priced areas in PA about 2 hours outside of where i live. i sent out these mailers with the idea of buying and holding and just getting use to having conversations on the phone with prospective sellers.i sent out 100 letters and received 4 calls.

Hello everyone, just seeking prospective who have been wholesaling full time for 5 to 10 years.

as far as marketing, if you can use bandit signs they have some good success but the best way i was taught to reel in prospective buyers was to place a "dummy" ad or fake ad on craigslist.. basically i just found a pic of a distraught house by using google and made my ad on craigslist with a heading that statedhandymans dream!

As long as you are upfront with all prospective tenants about your application process you will be fine.

A prospect tenant asked if I would do a land contract.

My realtor suggested that he and I sit with prospective lenders so that we could run through a few scenarios together.

Unfortunately, I could not afford to complete that education however, I didn't let that deter me.