Not sure what that would prove or not prove...if they are my subs and they want my work they will say whatever I want.

Do research and get a zip code map, study your areas and understand them before even going out (or marketing) and hunting for properties.

I have read a few books, and so have a decent "theoretical" knowledge base, but there is one key factor that has been largely overlooked in my studies: BIG CITIES!

The tenant can never, ever say I did not say that to me because I have a record of it and not a phone call that can't be proved. 

I have been studying real estate on and off for the past 7 years, as i am 25 now Im ready to pull the trigger on some deals.

If you prove to be a good wholesaler you will probably only need 2-3 buyers.

I am not sure if that exactly proves demand, but it did surprise me.Thanks again for your input and anything else you can think of.

I am planning to move to SLC this summer and hope to begin investing there, but my initial strategy of buy and hold multi family properties has proved more elusive than originally expected.

I have been working and coming home to study as well as look at houses.

@Davion Riley I would identify what area of buy-and-hold real estate you like most then study up on it by researching posts on BP, attending seminars and speaking to people who are in the particular area.