I am 100% absolutely it is the BEST way to get started in the business.As a wholesaler you will learn how to find off market properties.You will learn how to negotiate with sellers.You will learn how to negotiate with buyersyou will learn how to do ARVsYou will learn how to to CORsYou will learn how to deal with contracts, assign them and go through it all.Yeah... wholesaling is an excellent way to get started if you asked me.I mean I started with wholesaling and look at me.

Ive lived on every coast and I moved back because of the potential and excellent cost of living.

Proximity to the mountains, 300 days of sun, great beer, legal weed, arts, culture, bars, restaurants, parks ...

I knew the property was a good deal and under market value in its current condition, and the wholesaler wanted $88,000 for it.It was a 2009 manufactured home on a permanent foundation in excellent condition.

I did this when I was into quads, and they do give you an excel spreadsheet of some useful info including address.

An ADU is an excellent way to get your feet wet, but just keep in mind that since these are new, many times it's difficult to get the investment back reflected in the equity.

., I think that's an excellent strategy, as do many on this forum.Again, anything I can do to help, please let me know!

It does seem a little expensive for someone who is just getting started, but so far I have learned more about real world entrepreneurship than I ever did with my $100k liberal arts education. 

Birmingham has excellent opportunities to purchase at 1% or better.

The property is a single-family, 4 bed / 3 bath, ~2400 sq ft, and is in excellent condition.