Make the calls, shake some hands, and get your name out there.

Don't give up... don't take no for an answer and save all the cash you can get your hands on. 

Several members have pointed out the risks and pitfalls of buying there and some ways to mitigate those risks.Major risks are: 1. unacceptable, but unseen damage2. title defects, leans, and second mortgages convey to you3. entering the property risks in legal issues and getting attacked4. bidding gets out of hand running prices up near mls valuesStrategies to reduce risk:1.

hey my name is marlon kane im a new investor in philadelphia i just started wholesaling last month i handed out alot of cards and send 100 of direct mails letters to vacant home owners im a little short of cash and i was wondering the best ways to market with little money and/or should i find buyers and just jv deals? 

They have the upper hand unless you wrote the contract scope schedule budget to have a time constraint.

From first hand experience I can tell you that there is great potential in Waikiki for high returns in the short term rental market.

Kind of steam rolled with that cash infusion and the Cashflow together and purchased everything I could get my hands on.

Having her mine the MLS for me for deals that fall outside of his typical Realtor activities/targets/inventory and which fall into my wholesale/investor wheelhouse.That said, what specific deals are most appropriately located inside of the MLS and which investors and/or wholesalers would appreciate getting their hands on?

Wanted to reach out to the Central Florida BP community and see if anyone could use an extra set of hands on one of their rehab projects.

The good news (for now) is we just got a handful of inquiries/showings in the last day or two from people who sound really interested.