About all the broker's license teaches in addition is more about contracts and the laws you must obey and also the responsibilities of stepping up to that role.

Eventually you'll realize these start to break down into "jobs" or "roles" in your organization.Finally your Mission is the the task at hand.

Hi Bp I wanted to know if FSBO.COM is a good place to gather leads for wholesaling , fix and flip projects?

I came across a lead today on a lady that was looking to sell a couple homes so we got to talking and it turns out she owns a 18 unit MHP in a small town an hour away from me.  

I've only used him for residential financing, but ask him about commercial and i'm sure he will help you or lead you in the right direction.

the bird dog brings the leads to the wholesaler and gets paid for them depending on the lead could be $500-$1000 if the wholesaler makes a deal 

I have read multiple books and also attend REIA meetings regularly, but I wanted to reach out to the local and larger community on here to see:*Where are you all finding the most success locating motivated seller leads and also buyers for those properties who can then become a consistent purchaser?

I can see no downside to having a professional PM.As I reread your post I get the sense that you want to find a small team of partners where your role in this team would be to be the money person.

But we all know that some homeowners respond to  that personal, yellow letter approach.Companies like ours don't just provide a national brand, but we also provide the marketing and lead management systems that help our licensees or franchisees to succeed.For you guys who are newer, I think there WILL be great value to being part of a national brand like ours or HomeVestors - when you are READY for that.  

Hmmm...was built in 1902....Lead paint...maybe asbestos $$$$$$