You dont need to be a business major, but it will help you.Get an engineering degree , law degree.

Hey thanks for looking at my post,

I am working on obtaining the knowledge to becoming a successful real estate investor. Specifically starting out in wholesaling. I already understand how difficult wholesaling can b...

If any experienced MH investors care to throw their .2 cents I'd appreciate it.Asking $5kOffered $2500, stated they want $4k as they're moving to Cali.

Then just hire an experienced laborer for less than $20/square foot to install.

Though I am a engineer by day, I have had long nights and weekends educating myself, and seeking those that help me in all aspects of business.I look to start my own real estate investing experience in Seattle/Tacoma area within the latter months of the year.

Experienced investors will set aside 50% of the gross income to cover expenses such as vacancy, taxes, insurance, maintenance etc.

I'm an experienced Property Manager with 7+ years of exp managing multiple apartment units ranging from 3 units up to 25 in the San Gabriel Valley.

Look for experienced people on your buyers list, who might benefit from helping you along, especially if you give them "first look" on what you find.

There is advise all over the forums and blogs for new and experienced investors alike.

Make sure you scour the wholesaling forum, there are some very experienced and successful wholesalers there who offer great advice and guidance.