I'm not starting from scratch, but I need someone who can show me a good place to start or at least let me tag along and see how it's done.I have skills in any kind of property maintenance/rehab, as I maintain my parents' properties to keep their repair costs very low (free labor): electrical/lighting, pour concrete, pavers, landscaping, roof repairs, flooring, carpet, tiles, water heaters, interior renovations, electrical overhauls/repairs, kitchen remodels, etc.

Or, you could consider their advice to be solid if somehow they could send you their tax returns privately for 2009 and if they reported more than 200k in gross income from the business of wholesaling - then maybe buy the course they recommended.Assuming that doesn't happen(or couldn't, because no posters who replied here could furnish this information because they don't meet these requirements), then maybe a few ides could be of value, instead of such concrete opinions.1) Education and study with real estate professionals does carry substantial merit, if you can independently verify that other people have applied themselves and met with success from such courses and study.

How often have I shown concrete proof, that my results are second to none.

If you want a little more polish, I'd recommend Schinner & Schain who we used for our Tahoe property.

Sometimes I ask people that and they really don't have a concrete number in their mind, they just want to make money. 

It's something about the soil that eats up the tank.The tank is under concrete which makes testing the soil more prohibitive.  

If anyone comes up with some concrete numbers or developers, please share.http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/555-San-Juan-Ave_Venice_CA_90291_M28672-11551?

My wife Tatiana is Polish/German and just recently passed the AZ Real Estate Sales exam and is going through the process of settling in with a broker.

I am doing my best on the estimates making them conservative until I can make them concrete.

So it has occurred to me that tenants are hard on properties, i thought about building a structure made completely out of concrete, however it didn't test well in the market.