I am going to see an attorney today morning to get my wholesaling contracts reviewed (He is charging me $250).As next step, I am planning to order business cards and set-up a lead capturing website.I need all possible suggestions from all of you please (for me and many other beginners reading this post).

So the competition for deals gets crazy by all the first timers that will flame out and never do a deal but that does not make it better for those that do it for a living your constantly competing against someone with a 2k limit on their credit card and can hang on sites like this to get just enough knowledge to try to become a RE investor.. so in essence the market the interenet the desire to make a bunch of money because there is some illusion that RE is the way to rich's and lying on the beach.. has created the hordes all doing the same thing.We see this is the courthouse steps buying activity on the West coast every Tom Dick and Harry that can scrap up 200 to 300k in cash ( and there are Many) decide they want to buy foreclosures.. they show up to auction run properties up to a value that makes 0 sense buy it.. and never come back because they lost money or what have you.. and right when you think you got rid of those folks 5 more replace them... same thing is happening when your in the wholesaling business or distressed asset business.

I have put together the basics on a post-card and was just looking for feedback from someone with experience regarding the wording.

Most of the materials I put on my credit card and then paid it back.

It isn't something that is necessarily unpermitted, but many attorneys in at least some areas will probably trash the business card.

My name is Luke, I have always been interested in investment but have spent the last 7 years scraping by on a single wage while raising a family.

The two houses I own, essentially break even.My Credit score was 810 before I bought the Colorado house in may 2013 and Refinanced the PA house in october, and I bought a new car in December (for a new business) I also opened up 3 business credit cards.

I was just about to make a phone call and give a Credit Card over the phone to signup for their next event this weekend here in the Great Philadelphia area.

To your point about paying off debt, I graduated college with about $10k in credit card debt.

Their game plans are to convince the person they don't know enough, and to keep upselling to a more "intensive" training until the person is maxed out on credit cards and has exhausted savings and then move on.What is even more despicable, when they hold their mass gatherings in hotels, they berate anyone publicly who asks any question that shows a healthy skepticism as being negative with a bad attitude instead of addressing the person's concern in a professional way.