I would like to ask you experienced wholesalers on the forum if there is any book, course or learning tool that you recommend I use for studying and learning the subject in order to obtain the "know how" and specific details of wholesaling.

I'm a software engineer in the Boston-area (Waltham), but I have a strong interest in real estate and development.

I'm trying to purchase a flip and want to get some names of reliable and experienced general contractors.

They use this to their advantage, along with an experienced team of contractors to find properties for less than $20k, spend no more than $10k in repairs, and easily rent them out for $900/month or more.

This is a situation I would recommend an investor to seek a experienced tax preparer that is very experienced in real estate transactions.Holding a property longer than a year is no guarantee that you will qualify for capital gains treatment.

THAT KIND OF LISTENING AND CARING BUILDS TRUST.I was also honest with her regarding my intentions as well as the fact that I was new to this and wasn't real experienced at negotiating.

I am an experienced DIYer and my brother is a contractor.

You definitely need a negotiator experienced with commercial SS's!

Nate - You definitely want to get a mentor or an experienced investor giving you some advice before you sing a hard money loan.

REPLY FROM ME: My 3 biggest lead sources are fee based financial planners whose clients are looking for predictable returns, existing clients and experienced active investors who are looking for passive long term investments.