Also network with property managers in your area because they will have leads and suggestions on rent and properties that you could possibly acquire.These are just some of the tips I have taken to heart myself.

I am registered on forclusre.com and have been able to find what looks like some potential leads; however, we are at a stand still when it comes to 1.

@Nhia Yangreach-out to my team leader @Trevor Shettron; we receive leads in the Tulsa.We need connections in Tulsa.

This website is pretty helpful but I was wondering if it's someone out there who wouldn't mind helping my boyfriend and I and leading us to the right people and right path to start our journey successfully wholesaling and learning the ropes about other real estate goals as we progress!

We did find one that we spoke with yesterday, but could always use more recommendations.Long term (once we de-lead our house and move forward from this unexpected mess) we are looking to convert our 2 unit to a 3 unit, so would be looking for a lawyer that has experience with zoning/planning as well. 

We meet every week so there is always an opportunity to make another meeting if you missed a date - I set it up that way so that we could keep up the momentum and also give the members a chance to see each other on a more regular basis to build rapport - leading to stronger relationships and  potential partnerships.

It's equally hard to find the covenants and restrictions for the HOA itself.We recently had a good lead on a condo in Midtown, but then found out that the HOA prohibits rentals.

So I stumbled up one of the blog posts which lead me here. 

We also do a massive amount of direct mail marketing and often come across leads that do not fit our buying criteria in which we can give you.

Brought to you by I live the Tampa Bay Florida area and I've been looking at this site and I wanted to know if my fellow colleges have any advise when it comes to using these leads for wholesaling, holding or flipping?