Everyone says that you need plenty of money to do a rehab also.

In addition, any company that has to hide payment details is hiding plenty more.I have a demo with Kuba's REI Kit in 20 minutes, but I think I'll check out your program as well.

If cost is the issue there are plenty of low cost brokerages that charge a flat transaction fee that is relatively low. 

We'll see if that goes anywhere.My back up plan is the same as my primary plan: keep buying property in markets that have a diverse economic base, in an underserved market (i.e. upper end of low income/bottom end of middle income rentals, small commercial properties), for around 70%-80% of what I could sell it for today, and using the 2% rule of rent to purchase price ratio to ensure there is plenty of cash flow where I can handle vacancies, maintenance, capital expenditures, and still cash flow positive.Cars crash far more often than markets, but you still drive, right?

There's plenty of business for all of us. 

There are also plenty of wholesalers in town who could teach you. 

If you need commercial financing, there is plenty out there, particularly commercial financing that's based on the property's cash flow rather than your income.Banks and Credit Unions are the first place to look, but commercial brokers are out there as well with some innovative products. 

Been doing it for 15 years and made plenty of mistakes along the way, but the cash flow keeps me going.For appreciation, look for units that have problems that can be fixed economically. 

The home has plenty of space for first time home buyer with larger den area.

@Ree Somes I've had plenty of crazy experiences with hiring other contractors myself.