They have a lot of tools and learning sources.

But, again, if you have a source/citation that says otherwise, I’m always open to learning something new.

I still am teaching myself day in and day out when it comes to podcasts, books, videos, blogs, and literally anything real estate knowledge source.

Wholesalers are very valuable IMO bc they're constantly sourcing deals... that being said, some of the methods wholesalers use can be shady and morally wrong.

Just wanted to make sure you're thinking of everything - and I certainly agree with @Nathan G. as there's plenty of great opportunities to source a deal and partner with others who can help you take it over the finish line. 

Hi @Mike Bianchi, my approach is to find the people who are experts in sourcing deals and to partner with them by providing my expertise in investor relations and I also bring my own capital to deals.

What I have found difficult is sourcing low cost replacement window.

I'm trying to build my cash buyers list and I purchased a list of buyers off of list source and skip traced that list and got the phone numbers.

Here is what I collected as "warnings" or lessons (from various sources and some experienced myself) about foundation problems and/or repairs:1.

Buy Property A (get purchase cash from whatever source:  pocket, refinancing another property, hard money, etc.)Rehab Property A (get rehab repair cash from whatever source)Rent Property A (your due diligence should show you if you can cash flow after purchase/repairs)Refinance Property A (long term loan, pay cash received from loan to whatever source you received cash from)Repeat