There's a right and wrong way to do it and I've seen the state come down on a few abusers.I did notice the website was very basic... first blog post was 12/1/15 so this may be new venture and it may be a 1 man show.

There thousands of blog posts and the podcasts are a fantastic way to learn.My suggestion is get a foundation of knowledge first.

That sparked my interest and I decided to start doing that as well and I also bought car magnets to put on my car.I have listened to all the wholesaling related podcasts numerous times and have been studying wholesaling via BP members/blogs/forums and the internet and feel I have a lot of knowledge.

It took over 1 year to get a lot of traction after consistent SEO services and pretty consistent content writing and blog posts. 

We will be blogging about this on GREA and BP later on. 

It is amazing how many sellers will be satisfied with $500 down or with another modest amount tendered.The more motivated the seller, the less crossing of the palm with green-backs it takes to get them to agree to your terms.Your contract is a legal document, and putting some small financial binder on it is like a visible “seal” of your intentions.

Have read blogs online and have actually gone down to the local (Lafayette, LA) courthouse to acquire information on recent probate/succession cases (files).

I wrote a detailed article here on BP blog comparing it with SD IRA, you should check it out:www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/2810/blog_posts/21298-...Hope this helps.

I'd start with a search here, there are easily 100 forum posts and dozens of blog posts about how and where to find buyers.  

There are some great blog articles on owning, operating, and marketing a property management company available at LandlordSource (disclosure: satisfied customer, wrote a blog post for them, no financial relationship).Best of luck in your business.