Recently I have bought a duplex in Madison WI as my first investment and am looking to keep the train rolling.

You could easily order the same textbooks/training manuals used in real estate classes and read them if you really want to learn.

My advice is to get some multi-family real estate and training and learn about syndication.

There was one person offering free training on BP before that I checked out...

Hello, I am looking to connect with someone, if they can share with me the contract they are using to wholesale in Minnesota, I went to the MNReia wholesale training yesterday but did not get a hold of the purchase agreement.

This is a tough business to get into and having a good mentor that will actually take time to train and guide you can be the difference between making a career out of it or joining the 87% of agents that drop out of the industry within the first few years...If you feel multifamily is the right niche for you, feel free to review our current open positions: https://eurekabusinessgroup.com/about-eureka-busin...Good luck!

That's a one-way train to losing money if you're not very careful.

what I like about your story is you being a military pilot  the training and skills required the discipline etc that can and does transfer to the real world.. 

This is likely a dumb question, but my mentor in Driving For Dollars Wholesale trained me to learn as I go when doing repair estimates for wholesale deals and use online calculators.My goal is to develop automated processes to prepare properties I get under contract and provide quality to my cash buyers by doing some of the work for them up front and developing a standardized report for each propery we’re marketing to them.My plan After getting a propery under contract:$300 - I’d have a contractor come through and write up a Scope of Work for repairs ($160) and a plumber scope the sewer and quote any repairs ($140).

I help and train new reps all the time and am happy to do it but the new reps aren’t in the same territory (Kansas City).