Could it be as simple as finding a good Realtor, buying in a working class neighborhood, etc, and renting it out?

Good luck on your journey and feel free to reach out if you ever need any guidance or advice.

We want copies of leases and spend hours combing through the intricate details; we want to know the seller’s  “motivation”, we want to know long term economic forecasts for the community, the state, the U.S.  

Rather than go into a long narrative, I’ll just state the facts 1. 99% of all people who try “wholesaling” never make even minimum wage from their efforts2.

I've seen some really good hotel/motel conversion to MF properties in Spokane lately, retail value-add in Tri-Cities and Wenatchee.

Good to say hello and great to meet you. 

I have, however, seen a lot of good reviews about his program, and in the grand scheme of things, it isn't that expensive. 

I plan to start out wholesaling learn how to spot good deals and then transition over to flipping.

All in it was a good time, but I just couldn't believe what these people were paying for the properties, let alone the issues that you all brought up here, city fees, previous owner notifications, and land locked locations. 

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