Those alone are worth the value of a good college education.The one thing I'd suggest you do is when you buy your first home, make sure it's one you are not going to live in.Live with mom and dad for a couple years or rent a cheap room from some buddies to get by, and get that first house under your belt if you can.Many people buy a house, then have to make payments and realize they don't have the cash to invest because they bought a house which isn't providing any cash.Good luck. 

My buddy has been buying in Baltimore and making some great returns.  

A vast majority of folks I've seen become successful wholesalers started out doing something else, and gained a ton of experience first ... for example, it is more common for a flipper to work for a decade and ramp up their operations to the point that they have more deals in the pipeline than they themselves can handle, so they wholesale a few deals to their buddies on the side ... if they get really good at it and prefer that business they may go fulltime as a wholesaler, but they already had all the knowledge and network in place when they started, by that time they usually already have their RE license as part of their business operations anyhow, are familiar with the laws (whether they follow them or try to skirt them is another matter), and that was all obtained by starting somewhere else.

Good luck buddy.

@David Wolf has dissappeared... lol. buy this one buddy!

I spoke to a buddy in CA the other day she has a large Victorian rents per bed to tourists HUGE return.Good LuckPaul

Originally posted by @Buddy LaRue: @Mike Hansen How does "Acquisitions Manager" sound? 

The last 3 tenants were officers and when they decided to move out before we even knew they wanted to move out one of there buddies would call and ask about renting it before it was even listed.

Good luck buddy!

I also had a good buddy with me and he spotted a few.