Look forward to developing new relationships.

I would suggest the book "What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know about Cash Flow" (link below) it will give you a excellent understanding of cashflow.

You can generate a large amount of money wholesaling properties with not much risk…I always pay the little bit of $ to have a full title search completed before I get a buyer signature on paper.If you have a relationship with your title company they will not make you pay for the title search up front.I hope this helps,

Offices, retail, warehouse, restaurants, you name it...There are some excellent sample commercial forms here:http://www.airea.com/HOME/Home.aspxBottom line for the OP, real estate is real estate.

[i]Hi All,I am new on here and wanted to start off this relationship by wishing each and everyone of you a very Merry Christmas and a very, not only Happy, but Rewarding New Year.I am totally new at investing, even though I gathered (I also studied!)

Building several relationships with a few experienced Realtors would be very helpful.

Does anyone have a slick excel or other spreadsheet they have developed that would be a good one to fill out and send to buyers, that would show the details of the deal?

Explore other options... here are just a few:- Build relationships with banks - Having a relationship can help you get financing that is not normally available. - Get credit lines - Can be used for down payments etc. - Use private investors - people wanting a rate of return on their money- Buy Creatively - Do more creative deals...

2) Have a good termite company relationship.

Talk to the mailman, ask him if he can tell you which houses in the neighbourhood are abandoned ( depending on your relationship with this person, you might be able to get more info..), he can probably even get you the names of the homeowners.Good luck investing, keep it legal and let me know how it works out !