My concern with a full time job is that I just wouldn't have enough time to put into wholesaling.Depends on the job and how much all that stuff is going to be running you.IF you can get away with a part time job and just minimize your living expenses that would be better since you will have more time.This would be what I would aim for.

Similar to how we turn in a full contract and once the bank picks you then they hit you with 100 addendums.Or may be none of this mean anything they will come back around with a best and final round.

Make the rounds to the tenants yourself.

I have searched the forums and I cant find the answer I'm looking for exactly...I have mailed out my first round of yellow letters (about 100).Boy did that take a lot longer then I thought!

Thanks for all the responses sorry it took so long to respond, but after doing a lot of research I finally started the process to buy my first investment propertyThe property I am looking at is in Westmoreland County its a fixer upper with four apartment units, 2 two bedroom apartments and 2 1 bedroom apartments and i'm able to acquire it at $5,000 after paying closing costs and taxes owed on it i'm projecting to be around $10,000 and expecting to have $75,000 in repairs it needs new siding, a new roof, and the inside needs to be redone the estimate is worst case scenario I might be able to get away with less.

If you are not audited you may get away with many things for a very long time.

For the record, it appears he rounded a tad bit upward.

While a well rounded education is often a good thing don't try to spread yourself too thin.

You might consider some of the Agencies that specialize in the over 55 communities as that market may be year round.

When I saw price drop to 60 I offered 46 and we agreed at 48000 after 2 rounds of offers.