Recently, I’ve started to view my 15-mile training runs through nearby neighborhoods as a sort of prospecting method —a foot tour of sorts— helping me determine neighborhoods I might be interested in investing in.My goal with Bigger Pockets is simple — I hope to learn from other investors within the community, leverage the tools and resources to improve my ability analyze potential deals (to help my 40-something-year-old-self gain the confidence to do what my 20 something-year-old-self knew was possible long ago) and contribute to the community where I can with the experience I have.  

If you are possibly interested in working with me in the future, or even keeping in touch just in case I may be able to help you find exactly what you are looking for, please drop me a line!

My question is, as a wholesaler is it possible to construct such agreement whereas the cash buyer agrees that the son (a realtor) is the one who is able to list the property after the cash buyer has finished with the rehab.??

I've been trying to educate myself as much as possible over the passed few months.

., started a family and am possibly looking into starting my graduate degree in January of 2017.I’ve been quite interested in entrepreneurship for a while now and have chosen Real Estate as the venture that I believe will launch me into an entrepreneurial career as well as trading in FOREX.

I just tried to keep it as simple as possible. 

One way or another, however, the investors must work to pay down loans, increase rents and decrease expenses wherever possible.

@Joe Lane, you mentioned that you used MLS for your second purchase (and possibly your first?

Lots of good info here on BP, just sift through and drink up as much as possible!

In such a hot market, there lies great potential for wholesaling that many don't even think is possible.