We bought a few on there back when they were homesearch.com but that was before the mass of institutional wholesalers and buyers drove up the prices. 

Start using zillow or redfin, MLS or whatever mass information source you have and start studying a few areas.

It is easy, can be done from the comfort of your dining room table, and doesn't require mass printing.

The (build it) and they will come statement simply doesn't work in the weak suburban to rural type areas on a mass scale.

I've got a fairly large emergency fund to cover mtg/tax/ins payments in case of mass vacancies or no rent.

@Andrew Hodgson  thats because wholesaling is just a moniker  just like turnkey is a moniker.. but we know what i means.. wholesaling means assigning contracts.. when in fact a true wholesaler closes on the house then resells what they own.. a broker makes a middle man fee. the issue is you show me one wholesaler and we will use this interchangeable as assignor.. that just advertises a contract and does not describe the home have a website with pictures of hte homes mass media marketing all sorts of things that is exactly what a realtor does.

Horse racing is taking off in Mass because of the new casinos.

So it's OK to float from one conversation to another until you hear (or see) some kind of commonality you can use to strike up a conversation.For example, if you float around and hear someone say they're from a town in Western Mass, and you're from Western Mass, you can wait for a pause or until they're alone and then use that to start a conversation.

Also consider checking out the local real estate investor group RIREIG that meets every month in Warwick, or other groups such as Black Diamond REI in southern Mass which meets twice a month.

@Luka MilicevicI’ve read about people using programs to call multiple numbers at once to leave a mass voice mail.