Make sure to walk the neighborhood and property before you close on deals 3.

If not, let me know and I'd be happy to help!

Taking that step from theory to practice can feel daunting, but you've already laid a strong foundation by educating yourself.I’ve been working with real estate investors, particularly in the Indianapolis area, helping them find and invest in multi-family properties.

Note, I have 12-doors there and I help investors get started in Detroit so I'm biased.

Does this hurt or help the economy? 

Anyway, as I am actively searching for and applying for new positions, I am and always have been interested in wholesaling as a way to supplement income.What are some tips, pointers and or resources I can use to help me get the ball rolling?

It always helps if you have your deposits at the bank you are trying to get a loan from.

There are even differences between neighborhoods.

I'd greatly appreciate:1.Phone numbers of investors willing to discuss local market opportunities2.Recommendations for Facebook groups or forums where property owners list their assetsYour insights will help me expand my network and find potential deals.

If it is a residential neighborhood, there may be restrictions on businesses.