I have been watching some videos and podcasts on wholesaling, and have been very interested!

So maybe I'm naive, but I would give sellers more credit than assuming that they do not realize that some random person coming to them (whether calling themselves a wholesaler, investor, or cash buyer) doesn't stand to make a profit. 

I recently read @Tyler Flagg 's blog post outlining 6 Easy Ways to be Taken Seriously as a Newbie Investor...well, #2 re-assured me that I need to get a more professional email lol (don't worry, no NSYNC email address...

And third, even if you are able to get all these things, then you need to invest heavy in both time and money into marketing, and become an expert in that as well, which takes time even in the best case scenario and that is time where money is flowing out the door without you getting paid, so it turns out that it is NOT something that can easily be done with no money either.So, what typically happens with many newbies trying this approach, is they don't research the laws, ignore the morals, skip the part about learning about rehabs and comps, randomly reach out to folks on BP with no intro and immediately ask to sell them deals that they don't have, try to do the marketing with no money and no time, and then wonder why their reputation and that of other wholesalers is a bad one, why they can't find a mentor and no experienced investors want to talk or work with them, and why they are not able to succeed, and then they give up on RE all together.

More can be added to it, such as mailing list signup, property videos, etc.I also plan to put out bandit signs to find deals.

Don’t tell us to “find you a good deal” because we will fire you as a client because you’ll likely never do any deals.Watch some BP webinar videos or YouTube on ARV estimation.

We did a walkthrough and videoed the whole thing, sending a link to the video to the brother and any other family members who needed to see it.

Most people new in the business are too self centered stubborn or eager to throw all advice in the wind and act randomly.

Other evidence like after-cleaning pictures or video recording is strong documentation to win the case.Study carefully Airbnb review rules and highlight what policies endorse your cause.

(books/videos/podcasts/etc.)