I really am not desiring to manage my properties myself, it's not in my long term game plan.The town is small and with city codes I don't know that they would accept a box as an address as well, and I tend to try to play by the rules and codes rather than break or bend them, but that is just me. 

Your client needs some serious skin in the game if your credit is on the line.

Recently I came across the concept of wholesaling lease options and am extremely intrigued both because I feel that it would be an awesome way to enter the game with little to no risk or money out of pocket and it seems like it can be done in any market/economy/state regardless of where I live.

Recently I came across the concept of wholesaling lease options and am extremely intrigued both because I feel that it would be an awesome way to enter the game with little to no risk or money out of pocket and it seems like it can be done in any market/economy/state regardless of where I live.I ask, what do you guys think about wholesaling LO as my first RE venture from Chicago?

Sold my rental property, worked 4 years as an EMT/ Firefighter and now that my kids are grown up a little, I'm looking to get back in the game with my wife.I have worked with the city here on a number of rehabs and also have quite a bit of experience as a carpenter/ contractor.

I figured they were hip to the game of people getting broke suddenly.

How long have you been in the game?

Should I just cool it and work my plan or should I try to push my way into the game?

If you can make significantly more than that wholesaling a property then wholesaling and putting that cash back into rentals puts you ahead in the rental game.

Welcome to biggerpocketsArea your talking hwy41 will be really busy soon with Brewers games and State FairWhat suburbs do you plan to purchase in ?