I’m working on developing my funnel of leads and came across an interesting situation.

Without letting the insurance company know that he will be the one doing my work, I plan to utilize his expertise and know that he won't lead me in the wrong direction.

If anyone would have any solid recommendations on leads for contractors we would be very grateful. 

Currently 17 and waiting until I’m 18 to get my first property under contract to keep myself motivated I have been getting leads in my free time just so I can get the hang of it and understand it more, however I haven’t called anyone yet because I didn’t want to call if I wasn’t serious about getting it under contract yet but I was just wondering what some of the wholesalers in this forum might think.

That's like the blind leading the blind and does nothing for narrowing down options.Old article, but ways to find markets to look into-https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/out-of-st...So $60k, is that with or without rehab?

Does location play a significant role in wholesaling because I'm in a medium sized town in Mississippi and last week I was following a wholesale training video on YouTube and went on Listability.com to find "Absentee owners" ...

If they miss that, we block them...This screening process has worked out great and lead to great tenants.

Focus on your lead flow.

Many people asked me should they become a realtor.. my short answer was it will be much easier if you have an existing large network "100 plus professionals" or willing to work your way up prospecting everyday.. cold calling, door knocking or paying for lead generation tools online..

And how do I shift that role to one of the other owners after I sell?