Being within a 2 hour drive of San Francisco has me contemplating how the market out here would react if California ever finishes the high speed rail that has been in planning.

Here are a few things to look into to get your wholesaling business going.Finding deals- driving for dollars and targeting lists you like absentee owners.Finding cash buyers - meet people at the auction and go to local meet ups.Best of luck!

I’ve been driving for dollars and I located properties that have the potential to be deals.

Just guys with neck tats that drive jacked up 4x4s and chew tobacco in their sleep that come here for contract work in a refinery.Can't answer the lender question.My cleaning lady does it for free, and I get to sleep with her.6 months gross rent should be greater than the purchase price of the property.One of my properties has needed an exorcism ever since I bought it. 

Tell them to pack up their things, place them into the trunk/back seat of their car, and drive 200 yards across the complex. 

I drive a 130k mile Fusion and have been wanting a truck for years.

Gone are the days of cold calling, sending thousands of mailers, or driving for dollars.

We live within 10 miles of most of the ski resorts in Utah and we figured that would drive a lot of business our way.

He immediately states he is with OSHA and that he happened to be driving by and noticed violations.

My initial plan was to drive around neighborhoods and keep an eye out for properties that look to be distressed but I would assume there’s a more efficient way than that?