I assumed that wholesaling is the easiest to accomplish with a complete lack of capital as a beginning investor, however yesterday with 1 specific property I found, I find myself asking why would I want to hand this over to someone else, for a small fee, when my end game is to own property. 

Looking forward to chatting with y'all and hopefully even meeting some of you folks who are active and in the game at whatever level.

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So you can also use the BP search tool to find forum threads and blog posts with tons of information.One of the most important aspects of investing in these types of deals is selecting the right investment company to invest with.  

You shouldn't have to do this - though I found it very helpful and informative.My PM only operates in a few select neighborhoods so don't think they would work for you.

For county select Maricopa.

This allows you to make your sellers feel as though they are in an exclusive group of home owners that have the best homes on the block. often times you can lead with a very simple and honest, "I would like to add your home to the package of carefully selected properties to be sold to cash buyers, there's nothing you would need to commit to even if someone made an offer to buy it."

I agree with Loretta, market is tight and finding the property is the name of the game.

We just had to jump into the game asap and we definitely overspent.

Sears is struggling and offering 40% off of all appliances in select markets.Brand new appliances in every unit?