His videos aren't edited so he has different steps and instructions all over the place.

A good instructor will put all the pieces in one place and give you step by step instructions on how to do it successfully.

Lending to a wholesaler or rehabber is no different than lending to any small business owner or entrepreneur - you need to prove to me you are a relatively safe place to put my money.

Trying to avoid unnecessary charges.I have received some instruction to call around to banks and give NOI, Location, etc. and get an idea on Cap Rate to see if I'm close.Does anybody else have any suggestions as to how I can get a good evaluation and decide which route to pursue??

I've gained so much knowledge as an entrepreneur and bring with me a knack in working within a budget, developed incredible buying skills, and obtained tremendous resources and connections over the years.

local broker should be able to set you up for auto alerts a program like top producer so that you get e mails daily of new listings that meet your criteria .. takes the agent a few minutes to set up and its all automatic from then on out.. you then get the MLS feed as to your criteria and you can have your local person bird dog them. .you find one you want to offer on call your agent and instruct them to write it for you.. it would not be uncommon to try to negotiate a little better deal if the agent is simply writing offers and doing nothing else but giving you e mail feeds.For instance I work Charleston I get e mail alerts every day... about once in 30 to 45 days I see something I want to write on.. and go from there..

Goal is to try and collect atleast $1M a month before I hit my 30s.A little about me, I'm a college dropout entrepreneur in my 20s earning low 7 figures a year working 7 days a week 18+ hours a day.

One of my friends, also an entrepreneur that owns several businesses, is currently rehabbing a plane.  

@Guy Gimenez is one of the most giving investor/entrepreneurs in Austin.

Everyone was an entrepreneur; they all had their hustle.