my 2 sense however - you can find all the sellers/motivated sellers in the world but if you don't have the first clue of HOW to speak to them, what to say, what to ask, and how "it" works - you'll get pretty close to NO WHERE.yes, you do learn THE BEST, HANDS DOWN, from actually doing and there is NO course and NO book that can spoon feed you to success.

On the other hand I think I could get 10-15% yield if I invest in equities.

I'm not sure, but I think you might have a legal problem on your hands.

I have been reading all of the forums working my way back and I have already gained so much information but nothing beats hands on work.

I have been reading all of the forums working my way back and I have already gained so much information but nothing beats hands on work.

I guess I'll formally shake your hand now, Jc.

All the folks who provide services in this business for a fee/commission.4) Rehabber - buy low (and in need of repairs), invest your time and money into rehabbing, then either hold as a rental or flip.I'm probably most interested in #4 - I've enjoyed the hands on minor carpentry/painting/landscaping/etc I've occasionally done in the past, and my primary job has given me some experience in project management (locating and managing contractors).

If it is a wholesaler who has it, what is he probably looking for, what do I need to have in hand when approaching him?

I have done a lot of research and have read everything I can get my hands on, but there are several questions that remain in my mind.

We have always wanted to try our hand at rentals/real estate, but have been too scared to take the chance.