What wholesaling is, is essentially being an unlicensed real estate agent with a fraction of the tools in your toolbelt that a licensed real estate agent has in theirs. 

Understanding the layout of the project (market) is useless unless you know what tools you're working with (strategies).Hope this helps.

I would make sure to do some of your own research, not just some of the tools here on BP.

Anywhere along I316.  316 is the next I400 for new jobs and growth.I do recommend you figure out search tools finding new employers.  

There are many forms available here on BP up at the top there is a dark gray bar, scroll under "tools" you will find "FilePlace" its where seasoned investors come and share such things.

If you want to do something creative above standard lease/option and seller finance deals, that book has the tools.

Call around.If you want a house that you can just increase in value and to live in, I would look at houses in general that are very dated..... but still maintained to livable condition.

I played it smart last year and bought as many properties as I could, boarded them up and started rehabbing as the neighborhoods increased in value.

I think that the painstaking process of analyzing tons of deals (virtually all of which will be bad), is an invaluable education.

It's about $1 million in value for my uncle share, so a down payment is impossible.