Hi Shi'Mere,I have a few wholesale deals under my belt, so here are my suggestions:1) finding buyers - try places other than your REI club, post ads on craigslist, backpage, kijiji, postlets, OLX (all free), go to your yellow pages and call all of the "we buy houses" ads2) refer to #1, and contact your real estate agent friends, if you don't have any, make some3) in my opinion, this is the BEST time for wholesaling, all the inventory is what will make this year so much betterJust don't give up.

On many relatively new furnaces (OK, I mean all three of the ones I've dealt with in the last few weeks), the control board has a set of adjustments for blower speed.

Hello everyone,  I am new to real estate investing and have chosen to focus on wholesaling homes, and later on getting some rental properties under my belt.

Lot's of syndicators gravitate to warm belt and business friendly states with reasonable property taxes and growing economies.The DG's they have what they call their (preferred developers).

I'll be honest with you:it sounds like you're attempting to dive into two separate business at the same time (selling solar panels & wholesaling houses).This is a huge entrepreneurial no-no.If you're going to get into a new business, your attention should NOT be divided.That being said, if you've $25k to spend, the best thing to do with it, is nothing.Not completely nothing, but spend it on ListSource and Skip Tracing.It's your business, you need to lean into it.Take the list and cold call it.Talk to homeowners, get comfortable being uncomfortable.You need to make offers and fail forward.After you've a deal or two under your belt, I'd recommend hiring and training (local) Americans to cold call for you.You'll get no greater ROI than this :)As @David Lecko said, enjoy your trip and hit the ground running once you're back on US soil!

I should have specified, we are starting with small MF housing to dip our toes in (2 - 4 units) and plan to scale up once we get some experience under our belt. 

@Aaron Belt Thanks!

Do i want to househack right here in New York, or start somewhere else where i can scale quicker and get more properties under my belt while being in a less competitive market.

What would you do different, now that you have years of investing under your belt?

I am 27 and already have my first rental under my belt.