@John Underwood Another great piece of advice.  

However if you want to expedite the vetting process leverage someone who has all of the pieces already built and partner with him/her.

First a few questions...  1) I believe I know how to purchase the contact lists and what lists to look for, but is there a mailing service that will print, package, and ship your mail pieces for you? 

Then I thought about acquiring a piece of land and building a multifamily on it, but I think this project level is not for beginners. sigh.

Guess what - even today having made offers in the millions, I still feel frighten - afraid of making a mistake, not finding the missing pieces of the transactions and other potential gate keeps who will try to stop me form making a profit.But today - so many people want to get rich so they enter this field of investing, assignments, so called wholesaling, flipping ----- the gold rush of today is not gold - it's finding owners of real estate who will give it way ----  elderly - unaware ------  tax sales, foreclosure ------ real estate is today's gold!

I've been a part time wholesaler for a little over 2 years now, and my one piece of advise is be consistent with your marketing.

I see you all putting together so many deals, so I figure why not put my life out there to see how you would all move the chess pieces. 

They should be able to help you start putting the pieces together.

. - It makes perfect sense, actually (the following is pieced together from my posts in other threads on this topic, which are abundant (the threads, no my posts!).

Being that it takes a little more time to build clientele, being a designer, I feel as if, it would be smart, for me to go ahead an make a name for myself, by flipping antique pieces of furniture and while advertising, mention that I also offer interior design services.