Greetings BP family, I've been ramping up my wholesale education and knowledge via BP podcast, reading a ton of threads and blogs in the wholesale forum.I'm hoping of find an experienced wholesaler which I may apprentice with.

I'm currently looking at a coaching program to get trained and educated, and would be interested to hear about your situation and approach.

Educate yourself and then get out there and kick down some doors!

Since my sales profession provides me with quite a bit of windshield time, the BP podcasts have been a great way to begin educating myself on the business – turning my car into a “Library on wheels”.I’ve begun reading the beginner material on BP as well as some of the book recommendations I’ve picked up from the podcasts.

Since my sales profession provides me with quite a bit of windshield time, the BP podcasts have been a great way to begin educating myself on the business – turning my car into a “Library on wheels”.I’ve begun reading the beginner material on BP as well as some of the book recommendations I’ve picked up from the podcasts.

Hi @Jon Rylander,Are you experienced and/or fully educated on landlording with section 8 tenants?  

Welcome to the site, you definitely picked the right resource for your education.

I am sure having a family is crazy busy at times, but when I was busy, I found that using my commute (30-120 min) and side time or down time at work was the best time to absorb REI education.

They say "procrastination is the thief of time" and underlying it is usually fear of the unknown(i.e rejection by seller on low ball offers,losing money in a deal).Get educated and stick around successful investors who are actively demonstrating what is possible in rei

That's when the actual real estate investor education kicks in.