I believe I was able to "win" the bidding war for a few reasons:- I had pre-approval of funds ready to go- I pulled the trigger ASAP when I realized it was a deal worth pursuing- I submitted an offer with an Escalation Clause- I submitted my offer with a nice personal touch that was tailored towards the sellerBest of luck!

That caused me to step away and rejoin the "Rat Race". 

Slow down, step back and position yourself to begin.

If you can take yourself back to when you first started wholesaling. And you’re trying to replace $8000 in salary. What action advice would you give me to say this is what you should do right now? I have not done a d...

I have read up on it and the next step is to take action.  

Second, I, too, am saddened about your unfortunate car accident, but I do applaud and commend you for not allowing a disability to hinder you from pursuing your dreams to open a real estate brokerage.Good job on continuing school and double majoring in business and real estate. 

They encouraged me on pursuing this route, but it seems that they don't really know the process of wholesaling themselves.- I have budget of 1000 dollars a month to put on direct mail marketing.- I am working on a website and setting up a phone calling system.Where do you suggest I get my list from?

Keep in mind, if you assume the lease, and you go to sell the property in 10 years, you may be the one paying an exorbitant amount to get out of the lease.https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/its-o...I'm happy to help with any further questions, either via this thread or direct message.The first step would be to get a copy of the lease contract.

Congratulations for taking the first step.

@OP: Imagine a life where your first reaction to receiving a check is "How annoying I now need to drive to the bank to deposit this" ... you'll be one step closer to understanding why that net worth investor is doing what they're doing.