HI All.My Name is Robert and I am just reaching out to meet and share ideas and experiences with experienced wholesale focused investors, and to share perspectives on the current market and networking.

You'll typically get more calls with letters but I've experienced better calls with pc's.

That is why so many of the experienced LL here say have written criteria.

I want more experienced real estate investor’s guidance, opinions and ideas on how to go about it.Below are some of the tasks that I am planning to undertakeFinalize a state/county/city/Neighborhood – How to I arrive on an area (GDP, Population, Employment, real estate growth or any other criteria) ?

So after poking around on the forums a little bit this question seems like its been answered by lots of people more experienced than me. 

It's great to have experienced folks join the site!

After the class, I had the clearest understanding of the entire procedure involved and I strongly suggest even experienced wholesalers take the class.

It seemed that everyone wanted to share what they knew and had experienced, and truly wanted to see the others coming onboard succeed.

Indianapolis, IN Investment Property Income PropertiesIndys highlightsIndy only experienced a 6.6 percent market decline during the past recessionWithin the past year Indianapolis has increased rental rates an average of 11.1 percentSingle family homes fully rented and rehabbedLarger cash flow margins with stable prices and rising rentsJob growth along with Population Growth, as well as Job Diversity creates a strong Indy economyRapid rising rents and stable real estate values helps to positions Indy as the most stable real Estate.

I would suggest partnering up with an experienced investor for your first few projects to help you get some skin in the game and gain some hands on experience.