Wholesaling is something I studied for a few months but the legality of it just worries me.

Keep studying and keep networking and growing and apply what you know.

Thanks all for the comments and link to the video.Wade , your property sounds interesting, would you care to share the details as a case study?

Hello BP Community, I have been studying wholesaling for awhile now and pretty much have the core principles down packed.

I'd have to spend some time digging it up and because I'm not trying to convince anyone to stay out of any particular market (because it doesn't affect me one way or the other where people invest), I don't care to invest the time to prove a point.

.$5,000 is sitting here on my desk waiting for whoever can come in and prove these FACTS wrong.For clients the proper on site due diligence reviewing the above is all that is needed.

I agree with @Wayne Brooks however I wouldn't even go that far unless they could prove to me they're executor to the estate.

That is what I have seen on the moving picture box.Seriously, I would wait for him to leave to go shoplift his next meal, pan handle, get his next fix, another bottle of wine, to go study at the law library...

Your numbers, if I have them all right and your rehab budget proves accurate are ~12k current cost, plus ~40k rehab for a cost basis of ~52k.

Get rid of the guru books and start out in the very beginning with RE text books used in RE classes for Agents and RE 101 College text books, anyone who can read at a 9th grade level can study the basics.After that you can look at strategies and mailing out your yellow or colored letters.