Anyway, I will have lots of questions later to run by the experience here on BP but for now, I was wondering if anyone can briefly explain how a typical investor relationship would be structured (how do I entice an investor & what do I offer) and what trait do I need to consult to capture that structure; attorney, accountant, etc.?

Is it in a historic district? 

Historically, I've found that I learn best from setting goals, making a plan and TAKING ACTION, so tell me, if you were in my shoes and just beginning to wholesale on a modest budget, what would you do now??

I use it for ones in my area and have benefited from the local relationships made there.

I am finding that SFHs are in a way "thinking small", and although you do build some relationships, they are not what I would call higher order ones.

If a relationship has to be a secret, you shouldn’t be in it.15.

Hi everyone, just curious if there are any websites around that detail trends in the market (e.g. historical sales over a period of time, # of active listings year on year, # of listings sold year on year).

Any advice you or anyone else can offer on how to find and establish a working relationship with individuals such as real estate brokers/agents, title company, closing attorneys, contractors, investors, etc. working in LI would be greatly appreciated.Regards, Scott

I would also recommend checking if your house would be in historic district as that will complicate any exterior improvements now and in the future.If you would like to meet up sometime my husband and I would be willing to help a local investor.

The relationship is very important.