I'm currently trying to put together a solid list of real estate investors in the houston area.

Wouldn't it be smarter if you spent less time sifting through all the garbage properties in your email because you have 3 solid ace superstar wholesalers from different companies who pump out 30 quality deals a month each and you know you can get your hands on as many as your bank account can handle?

To be honest, I hope I never even see the property, just provide a good, safe living situation for the tenants and collect some solid cash flow each month.All that being said, anyone have any tips for out of state investors?

Maybe save that for when you have accumulated some serious equity and plant roots there?

The time on Market is a little longer than what I  would like to see but the profit is solidly there...but I digress.My reason for this post is that I am having a little bit of a hard time finding a Hard Money lender as well as a GAP lender. 

Consider teaming up with an experienced investor for your first few projects to help you get some solid experience.

As a result, investors all flock to auctions and foreclosures in an attempt to purchase recession-proof, bottom-dollar deals which they can still turn into a successful investment. 2) Note strategies remain a solid investment.

But if cashflow is the only goal here, that's definitely some solid passive income.

It sounds like solid advice but I haven't done any wholesaling in the past and need a little insight that would play well in the northwest area; I live in Cypress.  

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