I work in the electrical construction field and we have to cross the private side of the sewer lines about 50% of the time for underground electrical service.

Rely on your coach/trainer or broker for your first transactions.

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Work with a lender to figure out how much you can afford, what the best loan product will be for you, and what the cost-side of the transaction will look like.

I believe this company I'm speaking with right now said that they give free Re-fi after this transaction.

In my first year I was able to leverage my Sphere of Influence to close 4 transactions, 2 on the buyers and 2 on the sellers side.

Some will require the borrower to have some cash in the transaction to keep the borrower from walking.You just need to talk to the lenders to find out their terms.

A cash out refinance to implement the mortgage interest (which is deductible) will provide another expense but is certainly a cash transaction so dollars leave your pocket for that deduction.

Wholesaling is antithetical to almost all brokerage rules since most transactions are handled off-market, with no sides or one side only going to an agent.

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