So if a property in poor condition sold for 125,000, if they cannot find other fixed up comps they are supposed to add 10%.In this market, most of the properties that you can buy at wholesale prices will be trashed and not qualify for cheap financing.

Agents, developers, fix and flippers, wholesalers, bird dogs, etc., all get paid for doing transactions.

Find the local wholesalers for HVAC, windows, siding, lumber, etc.

Step1:Define your goal (home buyer or investor)Step 2: Define if an investor what kind you want to be (wholesaler,wholetail,fix and flip,hold,etc.)Step 3: Define how much funds you have to start out with,credit,access to additional capital etc.Step 4: Do you plan on living off of real estate full time or do you have a job and want to invest a little at a time?

Quick question about business structure. I was recently talking to my accountant about my planned start in the wholesaling business . We talked a little about tax implications and then she brought up a good question...

I have found CAREI and IRR to great, but it seems to me most of the events are attended by people who are fairly new or are wholesalers or sponsors.New and experienced would be fine.

Anyone here have any experience in flipping single family with the central jersey or south jersey markets?

How long it took from beginning to end, what type of deal (ie wholesale, flip, etc.), and what your profit was on that deal.

JP, I'm working on a wholesale deal right now in Sanford.

Sure, I can absolutely provide more info, I am have come across a deal from a wholesaler I met on BP.