Once you can bring the value of knowledge/understanding to the table, you can probably find a partner with capital to invest with.

Good luck on your future projects, and don't give up your time for free unless someone's bringing something to the table that you absolutely must have, or you're going to marry her!

Thanks @Jeff GreenbergIf you look through the blogs on the CrowdCheck site there are some great tables about this in some of their articles.I have been searching long and hard for a company that will actually indemnify promoters if their services prove to let non-accredited investors into your deal.

However if you want to jump into mobile home investing without fully knowing the ins-and-outs you will very likely get burned, or at least leave much profit on the table.

Mark a real buyer will make an offer regard how many offers are on the table.

Ultimately I would like to get involved with buy and hold to generate a passive income that would allow me to maximize my time to do what I like, but I would like to get started with wholesaling because I think it would be a great way to get started and learning whose who and how to structure deals on both sides of the table.

Fannie Mae new issues grew 18% last reporting quarter (table 14), and 15% for the 6 months.

A friend advised jumping on to BP and introducing myself to start building my network and gaining some advice from you more experienced wholesalers.I am now just completing my first month of marketing and have a few leads on the table.

Big red table cloth flag!

*You need to have a rental criteria*You need to have excellent curb appeal*You need to have an appealing open house, application forms, good setup, with card table and chairs, pens and paper, receipt book, etc.