That should get some action.

Congrats on taking action - I recommend you find out the reason why he's selling - what type of problem he's trying to solve.

That section is in relation to a time limit to be able to pursue action against a defaulted borrower in GA.Fannie Mae is saying they will not agree to this for GA.The word ALL means everything.

If you're looking to get into wholesaling check out BP podcast 116 to learn about wholesaling and flipping.http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/04/02/bp-podcast-116-how-to-quit-job-through-wholesaling-flipping-taking-action-with-nasar-elarabi/

Sounds like your off to a great start...now that you've got a feel for your new & exciting endeavor, make your goals HIGH...if you write your plan including plan of action, and stick to reaching that higher goal...well it's obvious you'll be at a much higher place when it comes to results!

@Jason Wrice Being shown the RIGHT way to wholesale and taking massive action, Is all that stands between succeeding and failing in the Real Estate business.

Intentions and actions like this are the best way to protect yourself from liability because you are actively eliminating liability.

My recommendations are going to be more difficult and specific than the above, but they will serve you well for life.Learn accounting - if your high school has a course, take it, if not, get a managerial accounting book and learn the basics.Learn MS Excel - there is not a single real estate investment that can't be modeled using MS Excel, and know how to use it well will put you light years ahead of your peers.These two action items alone will make a huge difference in your future.My last piece of advice would be to start changing the way that you think.

I feel I needed a little more time to mature and take action without being scared.

Once you know what it looks like, decide on a course of action.