Even though I am a newbie by all metrics, I think it is finally time to formally introduce myself to the BP community as an aspiring real estate investor.

You've done a great thing introducing her to some of the literature that inspired you, and is now inspiring her as well. 

Recently been introduced to the idea of real estate wholesaling. 

Rod,I was introduced to this world by someone I met surfing, he told me about Rich Dad Poor Dad and how he just followed what the book said to do.

I don’t think  your the right guy to introduce the RE training Gurus to the stage.

When I realized who it was after he introduced himself and noted we were on a recorded line I have to admit, I was kind of rude (turned out to be my real mistake).

Do it on your own first so there’s no bias introduced, then maybe bring one or two locals you’re considering partnering with on your first BRRR to hear what they have to say and use the time to get to know them better as well.

It will take you through some analysis and introduce you to the various calculations that will help you determine your exit strategy.Then the next thing to do is connect with a commercial loan broker, preferably one that lends in your target market and can talk to you about loan options to purchase and exit options.Finally, I recommend getting into an RE training program which will give you an understanding of the overall process and details of what needs to be done and how, in order to close a deal.

@Eric KonitskiPossible solution would be a referral fee to introduce a buyer to you rather then a listing.

Had I been introduced to BP and more information ahead of time, I would have had better opportunity to negotiate as he took my very first offer without a counteroffer (meaning I offered too high)Also I would have checked ALL lending options.