I am currently in property management for my occupation but I hope to someday go prom property manager to property owner through the BRRRR method, but that takes both money and skill to get great deals. as I am low on both, I was thinking of one of the best ways to increase my skills and earn a little money to save up for my own ventures would be wholesaling.what are your thoughts?

@Robere Istatia, for a performing note none of your money is involved.

Many young men with disadvantaged socioeconomic upbringings don’t see any future for themselves that doesn’t involve jail or death.

It is very expensive and time consuming to go to court for both parties involved in a claim.No legal advice given.

You can ask a family member for a loan, but some lenders will require that amount to be sourced once they see a large deposit in your bank statements.By the way, if you're ever planning to keep a property (i.e. the BRRRR method), always get pre-qualified with a conventional lender first to make sure that you actually can do the refi, otherwise you'll be stuck in a hard money loan. 

Because of the very long process involved in the pre-sale, and the fact that post-sale challenges must have good cause, post-sale challenges rarely happen.Also, at least with the tax sales I'm familiar with, you need a check in the amount you are willing to pay for that property on the day of the tax sale. 

If so, would you mind explaining the steps that were involved that would differ from a residential Brrrr?

Who is it that has 6 months of time and effort involved in the scenario above?

Overall this is not a deal I would involve myself in. 

First, our direct involvement in the local real estate community helps us identify well-located properties that we think we can improve through better management, new capital or better marketing.