I hope some BPers find this valuable.

Brian

Handling Objections Training

If any such note is to be devised it really needs to be done by an attorney skilled in financing.

I am also looking at this as my first step into real estate investing so I feel that the lessons I learn, and skills learned are vital for the next deal (which by the way will most likely be out of state due to crazy new York city prices – so definitely will be using a property manager) @Tony Cavalli I tried using it but it wants me to sign up and become a paying member.

Not knowing what skills or experience you have, I can't really advise you, but if you have specific questions, please post them.

Also I was thinking that another way to make a little money and hone my skills at valuating properties would be to become a licensed appraiser.

In addition to sales and marketing skills, you'll want to build a team of professionals that you can rely on (title, escrow, appraisers, inspectors, contractors) as well as contact as the government agencies you will occassionally visit.

Being a carpenter is helpful, but you need a bunch of additional skills.

There are lot of fun ways to get better at the art of negotiation, do you want to improve that skill in general or only within wholesaling?

There are over about 180,000 members on here all with various skills levels and expertise.

Better have good people skills and good policies & procedures in place.