For wholesale deals you can sometimes find some good opportunities on the reic.org website (the big local investment group)I took a look and I can't see any investment clubs meeting.

I am starting my business as a wholesaler, and as it grows, I will do fix & flip, buy and hold, & eventually apartment/commercial buildings.I am all excited about this business, because I meet people from every sphere, also being in my mid 50's, I need to build some residual income, to secure my nest egg for retirement.

Check out the BP local meetup's and CIREIA, INREIA & Wholesale Houses meetings.I hope to see you around.

Hey wholesalers: Does anyone know any real estate attorneys who work well with wholesalers in Milwaukee?

(buy and hold, flip, wholesale..)

I suppose you could try and assign a contract as a wholesale deal but for buy and hold, no go on the war zone.

That's why more than the property, it's important for us Wholesalers to market to motivated sellers because they have the motivation.

Here's a good book list:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/04/14/best-real-estate-books/Then pick a type of investing (flipping, wholesale, buy-and-hold, etc.) and focus intently on learning it.

The speaker promised in the 3-day workshop, I would learn:- everything about how to do real estate wholesale- make $5K in the first 3 months after the workshop- get 2-day one-on-one training on successfully closing wholesale dealsIn 3-day workshop:- trainers told wholesale, flipping, buy and hold, rental- trainers promised me free access to Property Farm (Doug Hopkins' Reals Estate Formula software) for 3 months.

I need to develop a pipeline with wholesalers/bird dogs/RE agents and other investors in Austin that will bring me opportunities to invest/partner in.