I help out a lot of my buddies.

@Michael Quarles  OH brings back memories... my dad started in RE in 1965 in CA.. working for boise cascade... not many will recall they were heavy in the land business.well he got tied of getting his 3 leads a week. and he bought a printing press put it in our garage and when I got home from school my job was to print 5k door hangers after school all week.. then on Sat and Sun he grabbed me and my buddies and for 1 cent a peice we went to the target neighborhoods and passed paper... 

If you happen upon some deal and you decide you don't want it after all, like you found a better deal, and you can't buy them all....then flip the contract to your investor buddy, but doing this as a business.....get a license is my advice.Edited BTW, Folks  don't get something either.

Welcome @Mark Budd, I am an investor with rentals in the Kern River Valley but I work in Bakersfield often.  

Jered Sturm Too bad you don't live in Orlando buddy, we would run the town! 

@Jim Shoemaker  @Najeriq Mentor Consider calling the MLS expireds daily will produce potential wholesale deals or new listings you can refer to a broker.A buddy walks a targeted area goes door to door speaking with people on behalf of a local politician.

This lady's son had just moved out, and his buddy and their pitbull were living in the house.

I have good buddy that is instructing me on how to build a website, doesn't seem to be too difficult.

Stay tune, like my buddy Weldon says, "Making it do what it do."

It works 10x better.Good Luck Buddy