I'm so excited to take this journey I'm about to attend my first REIA meeting, I've read Brandon Turners two books, I've ordered J Scotts estimating rehabs book, and purchased a copy of Rich Dad Poor Dad (whom I heard is amazing for a REI)!

I listen in the car, at home, etc.Also, make sure you look up on the events tab here or on meetup.com for local REIAs that you can attend and start networking and learning.Good luck, and see ya out there!

Thanks so much for the help, I think I'll attend a few REIN meetings to start off!

Buy his book or attend his seminar and you will find out.

Dylan Mohamed hello I live in NY and I Network a lot, if u want we can both attend a Networking Event

@Kendrick Salazar If you are arranging contractors' work on multiple projects, for not-your-own-home, you may want to check with the Contractor Registration Board or your real estate attorney because I think there is a good chance you may be required to register as a contractor (see CRB FAQ and RIGL 5-65-3).Someone from the CRB spoke to the RI Association of Realtors last summer and, I was told by a good friend who attended, pretty much said that in the situation you described, the person doing the arranging of various contractors' work would absolutely be required to be a registered contractor.That is secondhand information and you're welcome to take this advice or leave it of course, but my impression was that the state takes contractor registration seriously so I'd strongly urge you to consult with your real estate attorney or with the CRB itself before you start arranging work on your next job.

Tim,Couple of things you could do.1) Partner up with a respectable wholesaler that is experienced in your area and split the profit with them if it closes. 2) Attend local REIAs and talk to the wholesalers there with specific questions.

I attended a class yesterday that he taught.

PM me and I can help you with any questions or if you want to start attending some local reias.

I attended Michigan State for a couple years so I used to know the Lansing area 30ish years ago and would be happy to give you my opinion if you post or pm me the address.I think letting it go in foreclosure is a good option if it truly is worth $60k.