I have seen a lot of people be too eager to do a deal and just jump into one and have such a bad experience they leave the industry.There is a lot to learn so network, be persistent, and be patient. build a network you can leverage.We hold a meet up in SA September through May called craft brews and real estate.

If it weren’t for her there would be no way to do it.She walks my properties and ensures there is nothing major wrong before purchase that wasn’t caught and sends me videos.

I’ve been watching a lot of Podcast, youtube videos and have been reading books.

Like to connect with other investor. keeping an eye on market for a while but still not confident enough to go for the deal Thanks in advance for your comments guys  If any connection /or zoom meeting in Regina /Saskatoon let me know Thanks a lot to Brandon turner for providing a platform/ forum for REIbringing all the people investor buyer seller under one roof This is very 1st post hope i have not broke any rule  

It's usually fused at around 1000A, and if you google it, there are some videos out there of the meter actually exploding due to loose lugs and such.

At any rate, there is a lot to learn about wholesaling.  

I recently watch a video on you tube where it seemed like a pretty common practice of creative financing.

Yes, the inspection will help a lot to see what is under the hood or in this case the pretty paint job.

I have a few contact in the York and Lancaster area.3) Focusing on a vacant lot to start with is going to be a bit challenging.

But for now, I am learning all I can from BP podcasts and youtube videos, Flipping Junkie, and others on youtube.