I'm starting out in wholesaling and I'm finding myself in this pickle of.... do I go and find a seller first or build my buyer's list first?

A business partner and I are working together to start investing in distressed properties with the goal of eventually flipping and renting apartments.

That sucks.In general, I would think converting shares to a promissory note would not be a taxable event, but if the note never gets paid back, the note default would certainly be a taxable loss.On the other hand, you have probably taken depreciation.  

This methodology uses a handful of actual data to create a ‘Demand Ratio’ for the neighborhood the property is located in.

I haven’t seen or started the application yet but i was wondering if anyone has gone through this or from a lenders perspective on any tips to maximize the amount I would get

This was not unique to a specific lender but some made the process easier then others for sure.Anyway, I am now approaching 75% LTV (based on initial purchase price) for the last investment property with PMI so I reached out to start the process and was denied with no explanation.

I’ve “heard” you could live there for a year and then go some where else however you can’t pull out another FHA loan with the exception of moving somewhere to work or having an increase in family size.Any advice on what a good way to start is with no real capital to your name (to BRRRR) and no credibility to raise money?

Hey Brandon, I'm sorry to hear about your mother, but it's exciting that you're starting to get into investing!

If these wholesaler want to get paid they need to get a license and go work for a brokerage or they need to have their own money buy their inventory Then start marketing it once they own it..

My wife and I are just getting started on our real estate journey, and this is my 1st time posting in the forum.