In fact, most of them are sending me MLS listed properties which is indicative of either the difficulty in finding real deals or their lack of marketing.As an example of just how crazy the market is near where I live (Beverly Hills, Miracle Mile, Beverly Grove area),  my wife Catherine instagramed this photo the other day while she was door-knocking her farm.If I were to get into wholesaling, I would focus on more economically depressed areas with decent turnover (among many many other factors).

The one that kills me though is the 3000 plus in flood insurance we have to carry on a house until it is sold to fema and knocked, the logic escapes me but it is a condition of sale. 

So far I've consumed the first 70 of the first 90 podcasts (high to low) in 2 months while I've shadowed a flipper, knocked on doors, networked etc to get my feet wet.

I can also help market/farm and am willing to learn door knocking. 

I can also help market/farm and am willing to learn door knocking.

I can also help market/farm and am willing to learn door knocking.

May knock on some doors as well.  

I contact the owners by knocking on their door, but be ready for anything.

Door knocking works.

Don't be afraid to knock on doors and start conversations with people in the neighborhood.