I know dozens of agents that were used to making six digits that now make $ZERO.

I also recommend using a digital recorder...it makes a lot easier to keep track as opposed to writing down each property.Second, another way to "backdoor" your wholesaling strategy by finding investors in your local REIA's that are ACTIVELY BUYING.

Here’s a few recommendations:ALE Solutions (insurance claims)Hello Landing (mostly digital nomads)Sublet.com (mostly used by students needing housing for the summer)

Malar, we have found solid suburban neighborhoods all over the place where you can still get double digits returns and safety is generally not a concern.

Just a matter of calling it in or doing it digitally telling them where to transfer the funds.

There are a bunch of free digital books on amazon that are complete free.

Profit margins getting too tight and too many newbies trying it equals defaults for a lender.Standards are pretty similar across the industry on those...65-70% of ARV, low to mid double digit interest rates. 2-4 points.

I like to update electrical fixtures,switches,plugs I always replace old thermostat's with a newer digital model. example, if the house has older cabinets and your budget wont allow for all new cabinets simply paint them white and put new hardware on them if you have paneling/drop ceilings remove them if your budget allows if not at least paint the paneling newer decorative (faux tin cieling look)drop ceiling tiles can add some appeal what you want to do depends on your budget and what you must do to sell the home. new homeowners usually like updated windows, paint, carpet, kitchen,bath again what you can do depends on the budget. is this flip/rehabb for low,middle or higher income family?

I wouldn't do any deal that doesn't bring in at least double digit ROI. 

I rarely buy anything that doesn’t give me a triple digit IRR over a 3 year period of time.