I have educated myself on wholesaling strictly through BP and Google as my only mentors as I don't expect anyone to mentor me in a cutthroat industry where duplicating your efforts only breeds competition.

Last month, I sold a contract and I got 5k cash plus the buyer owns a large asphalt company, so as part of the deal, he is installing a regulation size tennis court at my home.

As an offshoot of the investment brokerage work I do, I also do some equity investment placement/sourcing, primarily through larger private equity elic Real Estatefirms and occationally through hedge funds.I deal with office, retail, hotel, multi-family and industrial properties.

I'm currently conducting research focused on Section 8 housing and am seeking industry veterans for 10 minute interviews.

In this industry, people keep their leads a secret and I can't really blame them.

The Sub 2 industry is just as bad.

My structure is a little different than other coworking spaces because we can charge a lot less than the industry norm.

Tell us the truth.If we all spent more time being honest and transparent about what we've done, what we are doing, and why we are we doing it, this industry would be a lot easier for everyone, especially newer investors.Let me know your take below.

I do not know yet if I'll be good at it (how can anyone know unless they try).I don't know any one in the industry - yet.

If you have great people skills and are industrious, wholesale real estate may be right for you.