I have learned the art of persuasion and selling from numerous sources over the years, however, the best persuasion techniques that I have learned came from one of my favorite mentors, Brendan Burchard.

I wanted to share this article that explains the different types of syndications from a broker-dealer perspective - which the type of syndication is based on the type and amount of raise. https://dalmorefg.com/reg-d-a-or-cf-which-crowdfunding-approach-is-best-for-my-business/

Regardless of how well you are familiar with wholesaling, here are a few tips to help you find more deals:Boots on the Ground Lead Generation TechniquesDriving for Dollars & Door KnockingBandit SignsCommunity Bulletin BoardsLeave Flyers at Parking LotsReal Estate Investment ClubsNewspaper Sections Containing Off-Market PropertiesTypes of Required Legal Notices That Point To Immediately Motivated SellersMore Types of Ads in General Newspapers With Likely Motivated SellersFree Resources for Distressed Property Deals from the GovernmentCity and County Tax Deed AuctionsLiensNotices of AbatementCity and County InspectorsCondemned PropertiesFire DepartmentsEffective Low Cost Promotional Advertising IdeasNewspaper AdvertisementsPromotional ItemsMagnetic Car SignsGrocery ReceiptsSign SpinnersDoor HangersFlyersHigh Dollar Advertising Ideas That Still WorkTelevision AdvertisingRadio AdvertisingBillboardsVehicle WrapsRead this article for more information https://www.reikit.com/house-f...All the best!

an article that highlights some of the 'hurdles' you will need to overcome when establishing your own brokerage...  

@Rachel PaytonI never saw a condo tel setup that enabled the property owner to make moneyThe resort management companies that set up condotels, time shares, fractionalized ownership, etc, not only charge top dollar for the property, but add top dollar for management, add numerous garbage fees when you rent yourself or thru the pool, etc.

And I would HIGHLY recommend to read this article I wrote for Bigger Pockets on how to find good lenders that you can find HERE.

Here is an article that explains this topic, too. https://www.forbes.com/sites/r...

He has trash piling up behind the unit, old tires & hazardous ladders that my husband has tripped on numerous times.

However, keep in mind that there are numerous fees that you will most likely (depending on what company you decide to work for) have to pay out of pocket (board fees, open house signs, business cards, Franchise fees, ect.)

There also some great articles on BP with advice on property management in general along with how users are utilizing Buildium to help them achieve their goals.