I have a potential seller that this may work great for.Can anyone give more info into doing this for wholesale.

Land Trusts: http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2009/03/11/land-trusts-asset-protection/ Wholesaling: http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2009/03/04/wholesale-transactions-avoiding-dealer-classification/

Only use it to advertise to find sellers or invest a little in education.But get as much free education and look for sellers using free methods as you can in the beginning, then use funds from your first wholesale deal to ramp it up.

Negotiating...I believe if more wholesaling "gurus" emphasized this tactic, there'd be less stress and heartache for wholesalers..Let's face it, some people who get into real estate via whatever strategy aren't great negotiators..they really have to work to learn it..

Last two props owned by out-of-state owners we looked at - could have been good wholesale deals.

I plan to wholesale it as-is

Even you're looking to wholesale to owner-occupants, if the deal is great, an inspection period won't matter, as someone will buy the property from you.Of course, you need to be able to do your own inspections (hire a GC if necessary) to determine if it's a great deal or not.3.

What is your take in paying Doug Clarke 38k for a diamond elite program in wholesale real estate?

I have seen information about wholesale, is it legit or should I just focus on selling real estate?

Flips, rentals, wholesales, etc?