I have a thick skin and I assume others do as well, let's face it one of the "benefits" of posting questions on line is that you know you may get a bit "flamed" for your posts.Again, I could just tell everyone "wow, you're a genius, you'll be a millionaire in no time" like the gurus do.

i wouldn't want to be a guy that has thousands of condos coming on line in a saturated market in a few years.Although, i do have a hundred coming online in Hawaii in about a year.

Maybe you can just find some web sites that let you list land online, or just put them on ebay and see what happens .. you can also create signs around town that say "land for sale" .. with a number and directions, maybe an address ... post in forums, and local bulletin boards around town ..

I work in commissioned sales as well as market online.

Have a good night.

I have found that many counties and cities have their assessing information online, so it may be just as simple to google the city, and find the info.

I'm pretty new to the whole blogging/forum world, but i'm liking the online communities i'm finding :) Is it just me or is it kind of addicting?

I do FREE online seminars for beggining investors so if your interested in an invite to attend a seminar get in touch with me thru my profile email.

I spent a couple nights at the local home improvements stores pricing items out, etc.

i have a few questions about wholesaling, i can't seem to find much information online that really helps me, at least for free...from my understanding, when you wholesale a property, you are finding a property (usually a fixxer upper) that is well below market price, that probably needs some repairs. after adding estimated repair cost to the purchase price you are left with a large amounty of equity, making it a good buy.now here's the part i don't quite understand... i am supposed to get this property under contract myself, then assign it to an investor looking to fix it up... so what happens if i can't find a buyer???