You can probably find private money sources in your area.

hi dilyn. welcome to BP and to the real estate world. when i first got started, i wanted to read every book i could, go to every seminar i could attend,   and take  every class i could find. i learned early on that most of these " schools" are shams. if you can walk away from a seminar with more knowledge that you walked in with, great. learn everything you can from every source possible, but it shouldn't cost you a bundle of money paid to a guy who claims to be " making it rich in real estate". lets face it, if he were getting rich by flipping houses, why is he teaching and not doing??

on list source you can sort by equity %what do you guys like to target for wholesale deals?

I'm currently evaluating value add MF deals in Texasbased on what I can glean from my limited experience, sources of upside include:1. class c property with below market rents - potential to upgrade units and improve efficiencies to get to market rents2.  

In y'all's opinion, what is best source?

I work with investors, and they put up the resources, I put in all the work, do awesome things to help people learn real estate that apparently I can't post about here, etc.Some flips(you'll have to PM me for sources, BP won't allow me to put up the pictures b/c they're on a meetup page.

However, most of them did do investing at one time or limit their practice almost solely to investors.

How are you currently (or previously) financing most of your projects and what is particularly deficient with your current (or previous) funding source?

Hi all, I've recently come into a situation where I am POA, caregiver, and sole heir of a very elderly grandparent.

.)- And many more...I am not necessarily richer than before I invested in RE but I'd say my life is somewhat richer...I am never bored.Please send me a message if like me, your parents are source of inspiration and if your love for real estate does not get tarnished by your "love" for bed bugs and dealing with ignorant lenders...