I just finished my real estate courses and am currently studying to take the exam.

There are a number of studies showing that there is plenty of Alpha (added value) to the client by working with an advice-focused planner.

Google recent articles from Chicago Tribune, a UBS study, "AmazonHQ2-Considered", and density growth in the downtown that's only behind Seattle.

Congrats on making the decision to wholesale real estate, I started back in 2017 and it completely changed my life.Here are a few tips for someone who is new:- Wholesaling is a sales and marketing business, study both religiously.- You get what you put in, dont treat this as just a hobby. - Read, Read, Read.

I recently used this book: NMLS SAFE Mortgage Loan Originator Exam Content Outline Study Guide and Two Full Length Practice Exams: 250 Practice Questions and Full Breakdown of Every Outline Topic.

A book with plenty of DETAILED real case studies, how the properties were selected and analyzed, step by step through the whole process, lessons learned, etc. 

Trying to save money from my mortgage, so keep reading and studying.

I’m a real estate broker and starting considering/studying REI over the last year and been looking for wholesale opportunities that didn’t require a lot of upfront capital and time.

Also read and study.

I would like to flip houses in Tampa)The best thing to do is study the market and the business of flipping.