I would reassess how much energy you put into your CL ad (photos, formatting, etc) and decide if it was marketed well or not.  

Sustainability (because we're a nation that imports more than we export and shipping empty containers to China takes fuel) might be another reason, but by the time all the holes are cut in the steel frame and the container has been modified to live in, the embodied energy in that little container (even after taking shipping into account) is probably higher than FSC-certified stick frame construction.  

Dive right in, lots of great resources here.

if you want to do well in Wholesaling do the following:Understand that you've got to find rehabbers and find out what they want; go to REIA's and have a sheet of paper that you can fill out to know exactly what they want; I have a questionnaire if you want to contact me.Secondly you need to learn how to price a job, which is not the easiest thing to do; The best way to do that is to go to BiggerPockets resources and order the book " how to price rehabs" @J ScottYou only have one chance to impress a rehabber,if you don't know what a good deal is, you need to learnUnderstand your local state laws as far as what an agents activities are and what are their definitions, being a licensed agent, especially in Florida, California, and Ohio. 

Congrats on starting out.Check out the Start Here page http://www.biggerpockets.com/starthereLocate and attend 3 different local REIA club meetings great place to meet people gather resources and info.

Wow, sounds like a good resource... thank you! 

Also attempted to connect with realtors as a resource, is there a best practice for that because so far they have been reluctant... am I too transparent?

Also attempted to connect with realtors as a resource, is there a best practice for that because so far they have been reluctant... am I too transparent?

I compiled a short list of my favorite DIY people and want to hear who your favorites are too! All of the below people have YouTube channels, which makes projects much easier to follow. Modern builds is my favorite, b...

Or is there a certain book or resource that says exactly what to look for?