I attended a 3 day workshop with Than Merrill's Fortune Builders to get the ball rolling.I would like to focus on wholesaling and rehabbing residential properties.My 10 year goal is to own a few apartment buildings and have residual income.I am at the point now where i do not know what to do next.

Further, everyone's numbers will always be different on every deal so you can use the numbers are a ball park but not as gold. 

I have had many people low ball me.

But also important, you think it's a screaming deal because you are looking at their low ball teaser "opening bid", which the property will never sell for.  

If this ends up as an eminent domain, that's another ball of wax.

Hello my name is Mario I'm a newbie to real estate investing when doing a wholesale what fees are in involved who I talk to first to make a deal, how many parties involved to make the deal and how you even start to get leads to get the ball rolling.

Plus she's hilarious and sweet and we love her.Our agent had been making a number of unsuccessful "low ball" offers on properties on our behalf, maybe too low (I'm admitted the super-conservative math nerd of the partnership), when Christina noticed a property on her way to work that had a real estate agency sign in the yard, so she makes the call (yay, another offer!)

There's one thing for sure, people love the area and there are restaurants and bars popping up everywhere.I think given the right situation, it would give a new investor (like myself) an opportunity to really ad value to a place and get the ball rolling in the right direction. 

@Alexander Ball it takes time but the pieces will start to fall into place. 

That's just the way it is when you make low ball offers.