Looking to add value to seasoned and green whole sellers.

In the most general of terms; someone who is incorporating in a state in which they have no valid business contacts and none of their inventory, stock, or asset are located in that state are likely to face some challenges down the road from a seasoned litigator.

@Michael WilbanksI highly recommend you consider working with a seasoned investor on your first 5 to 10 deals.

You could chance paying everytime they come out for ~20-25 a trip, or you can pay 250-350 for the season. 

I am really trying to get into the wholesale business in Metro Detroit, MI to better position my family financially and I need help.I was wondering if there was a seasoned wholesaler I could partner with to actually get going. 

It shouldn't matter how many posts or votes a BP member has, somehow making them feel like they can just shoot someone down with a short, unthoughtful remark, and I've seen wayyyy too many of those by some seasoned investors here on BP and shame on you if you're one of those people, thinking you're somehow adding value to others.

It can be a wildly successful cash flow strategy for investors with the right temperament but I have also seen it chew up very wise seasoned investors and spit them out the other side.

Your occupation (contracting and restaurant work) are seasonal and in unstable industries.

The returned mail, what seasoned DRM pro's call nixies, are dome of the best that I EVER find. 

During this process I learned there is no seasoning minimum when doing a rate and term refi.