Anything above that, you are looking at too grey a line, definitely play it safe with the SEC.

The best way to go about getting into the wholesaling game with little to no money is to 1) network with local investors/wholesalers to see who you could potentially learn from and co-wholesale with & 2) start driving for dollars to find potential properties.  

Sometimes houses are overpriced and people wait until they have been on the market for a certain length of time to make a play. 30 days/60 days/45 days.

Now that I own my family home in the Bay Area with some built in equity, I’m ready to leverage that equity and my savings to get into the game.

Wouldn't make much sense to realize the gains and wait for the possible "dip" to play out. 

Really tired of just passing up deals because the numbers just don't make sense and want to start getting in the game.

Playing around with duplexes when I could have just jumped to quads or bigger would have changed EVERYTHING.

just don't get sucked into on line lenders that talk a good game then approve you to easily but they need 500.00 to move forward those are Nigerian prince scammers..

At the same time, going through a private money lender or hard money lender is often times more expensive, so you need to make sure you have a solid game plan and the deal financials can support this type of loan.

I find myself stuck with not knowing where direction/area/method to take ....so I’m keen to join some meet-ups in SF/East Bay and learn from those way ahead of the game!