I have many many wholesale deals ready for the taking.

The more you appear to be like your prospect the better this will work.Never meet a prospect without having a ready supply of your own business cards, as well as circulars or brochures if appropriate.

I have been working with a few investors for 6 months now, and feel like I am almost ready to start wholesaling on my own.

It was clear to me that she was disgruntled, but not yet ready to throw in the towel.

You may have had a great credit score when you first purchased your home, after years of mortgage payments, credit cards, car payments, and consumer loans may have banged up your credit a bit.

They will say they are new properties, and they have ready tenants, so the expenses will be low.At best, they're understating the expenses and covering the shortfall out of their profit for the guaranteed period.

This is very time consuming so I would hire this out as soon as I could.

They must go through you/your office when they are ready to purchase, but you can show them anything on the MLS/your inventory (spell this out upfront).

The consumers job is to protect the fruits of their labor.

From here, decide what your niche is, and pick up a book or course on that subject.Overall, you will have a few hundred invested and should be ready to start doing some deals.