@Tri Ly , we do not live in our rentals, although it would be a fun social experiment.  

as we shall call it is a good marketing budget to start wholesaling successfully, you're paying about 200 in fixed cost or less for A fully loaded CRM customer relationship management then you have your list that you can get from various sources like click to mail.com, list source.com I love list source personally once your calls  start coming in you take them through the process see if the numbers make sense market them while sauce ever get to your list of resources into the property is on the contract secure both sides of the contract on the buyers agent and sellers in have both contracts processed at your friendly investor title company when everything turns out that the title is clean set up closing for the seller and the buyer, the remaining The remaining money left in escrow is yours would be your difference between what you charge the seller and what you charge the buyer remember you're bringing value to both parties when and if you are you do this the right way.PS I'm talking into my iPhone 6+ so I apologize if it seems like this paragraph is just running on LOL I love the social networking stuff

Basically it is a play book with six steps to introduce myself to my market here in Western Wisconsin and throughout my social media network. 

We have set up our website and social networks, have attended the local REIA meetings, and are about to launch our first mailing campaign.

The average social security payment is less than $1200 per month - and millions of baby boomers are retiring every year with little or no other income available.

Currently, I am a social worker for a non profit called The Matthews House, and I am just getting into real estate investing.

The book writes: “Los Angeles leadership persisted in believing they could turn back the clock and become cheaper, and by traveling this low road they could hence compete with Texas, Alabama, and Mexico.They did some of this in the name of social justice, calling for jobs for low-skill workers.

BiggerPockets is a social network for real estate investors. 

While many attorneys in some areas will offer a free visit, it's usually for bankruptcy, social security claims, accidents, divorce matters and often that visit is a sales pitch as to why you need them.

The cool thing was is that it wasn't all about real estate investing it was totally relaxed and we had a great evening socializing and making new friends.