I am wondering how I can find a local and trustworthy wholesaler in my area to begin connecting directly with about potential properties for flipping.

I keep hearing that aspiring investors should connect with syndicators and figure out how to provide 'value' to them.I was wondering: where can I go to meet syndicators (are they hanging out at REAI meetings?)

I’ve gotten some conflicting answers on this, but I’d think it’s a pretty straightforward question:Are there wholesalers in Oklahoma?

I'm wondering what your thoughts are as to investing in real estate in Spokane and what you would suggest as a jumping off budget in terms of a first property. 

@John Hyun welcome to the wonderful world of leverage! 

I have not worked out all the details yet but wondered if anyone has looked into this option ever?

Nevertheless - I am wondering whether I can venture out a little south of Chandler Blvd (or even South of Queen Creek) and buy something with the understanding that I can hold it for a good 10-12 years (CHOICE #2) Yes, bit more risk but potential for better returns over the LONG term (10 year hold).

So firstly, we are wondering what to estimate construction costs for a duplex on each lot.

There’s nothing arbitrary about them.....they’ve been in place for years, are common knowledge in the industry and are pretty straight forward.

I have owned a couple single family rentals, and I am looking to make the move into smaller apartment buildings.I have found a 24 unit building, and I am wondering what the average price per door I should be offering.2 bed / 1 bath apartments go for about $650/MO. here in Michigan.