That is very factual and detail oriented post to help other possibly looking at wholesaling on this site to see that it is NOT an easy gravy train and that actual work and time goes into making a fee.No matter if you do wholesale, retail, selling notes, etc.

The diversified assets are left there as a fallback or the "slow train to wealth."

The only problem is I paid $997 for it a few years ago, along with some other training on wholesaling, so I feel a bit taken right now, but that was my fault.

This led me to believe they are active in training but not very active in the business buying and selling notes or they only show cherry picked deals that have ridiculous results.

There are hundreds of investors in your area that we are hearing wonderful feedback from.We would like to know what specific concerns do you have; maybe it is a training issue.

They don't want to be an agent, they want to be data entry, I can train a monkey to do that, enter information into MLS.

Plus you get the tax benefits, the loan paydown, and training on how to be a landlord. ---- Okay - and to answer your last question, about discovering vacancy rates.

I've known for a long time I wanted to get into rental properties, and finally decided enough little ventures, might as well just do it right if I'm going to do it.Between 2 jobs, training towards becoming pro lightweight strongman, and selling used weight equipment I don't have too much time to spend on other ventures, but I'm always trying.

Laminate can last a long time if the dog is house trained and you keep liquid off them, otherwise.

In reality, if you are planning on working as an agent, finding a good brokerage office to work with, one that has a good training program, etc. would be a wise move.Getting a license is the first step.