It may be cool to start off partnering with people to gain some knowledge and experience.

Communicate with your contractor often, do your research, visit the project regularly, and pay all your bills on time, and hopefully you'll build a strong partnership/relationship that you're both happy with at the end of the project.Good luck!

Hello BP Family, We're interviewing seasoned CPA's who work year around and focus on Real Estate both on the brokrage side and investmenting. If anyone can recomend a firm in the Bay Area or California that would be g...

@Rachel Atimif you are in Finland I would get a mortgage broker and residential contract attorney Develop a 1) strong residential lease and 2) option to buySearch my posts on Biggerpockets 

We are open to partnering up with an experienced real estate investor and contributing in whichever way it makes sense to build upon our foundation and understanding.  

-Lastly, is a 10% Cash on Cash return strong enough for you?

Hint: the word "revolutionizing" should signal this strongly-Alignment is terrible-Quality is deterioratingIn any event the post above is pretty spot-on from what I can tell.  

My partner and I submit two or more offers side by side if the numbers work.

I would suggest you look for partners first, unconventional lenders second, and figure out what market you can make this work it - I doubt it is southern California.

@David Bokman is correct, you don't need to have your license to get involved in Wholesaling but it does provide good resources like access to the MLS, collecting commission, and networkingUltimately, I don not have my license but my partner is working towards his.