. - Lots, loads, tons even, of information here from very skilled investors.

You can select to avoid interstates or tolls, etc.Before anyone gives you a "direction" if they don't take into account your situation, skills and desires.. then it isn't a path for YOU, but just a path.

I will share that if you demand a payment or send a nasty late letter, your chances of collecting money dropped like a rock.One additional consideration, learn marketing skills.

If you're somewhat familiar with basic contract law, never met a stranger, have been in financial negotiations before, have decent math skills, have good communication skills you can get the basics in a couple weeks of intense, concentrated study.

Experience will teach skills not found in books.More importantly, I am a firm believer in THE WAY YOU TREAT PEOPLE WILL AFFECT YOUR RESULTS.

I am hoping to meet some investors here in the DFW area and just looking for an experience and some skills.

They are current on their mortgage and I have a buyer that wants to do a subject to deal but they don't want that either.I'd say managing seller expectations is one of the most important skills in RE negotiations, especially wholesaling.

Real estate is a people business and your skills in sales will definitely help you in the long run!

They have worked hard at expanding and developing their natural tendencies and have become skilled at building a team around them to handle their weaker traits.

I've applied and called around but there's nothing out there for someone who isn't highly skilled.