Hey everyone, I wondering if anyone had any good books, specific podcasts, or YouTube channels/videos about wholesaling and how to get into it.

Well, age is just a number.as long as you have the  passion to learn real estate investments and how they work differently in generating cash flows,you shall have no issues excelling in your real estate endeavors . i'd read this book  The Ultimate Beginner’s GuideTO REAL ESTATE INVESTING before i read other content and videos out here Good Luck !!!

Hello everyone,  I 've come across few youtube video that teaches people how to use a business credit card to cover the downpayment, soft cost, and etc... 

Software has full project management capabilities -- I do the scheduling for each project on it, daily logs are included, estimates, budget reports, all photos/videos. 

Since then throughout the remainder of college I began to dabble and read around the BP forums, listened to a few podcasts, watched some youtube videos etc.I'm interested in rental properties, and think I have a good network in Abilene (where I went to school) to be able to have a steady flow of renters to the students and as a bonus, the real estate there is fairly inexpensive so seems like a good place for a beginner.

We're also making a choice to spend our money not on a sports car, or a vacation home, but on a luxury that comes with a large responsibility to ensure the safety of other people.

Check out the videos on his site (www.the1031investor.com) that do a great job explaining how 1031s work.If it were me, I'd focus on:The 4 ways REI makes money.The power of long-term appreciation and compounding interest.Tax advantages.How and when to use leverage.An example of how to analyze a rental property, so they can see the different expenses and realize it's not just Rent - Mortgage = Cash Flow

Do I receive video of my pre and post make ready?

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For a fool proof system, you should have a camera in the NVR room, and the NVR should upload motion-sensed recordings to location off site.If you've never used a video surveillance system before, keep in mind that most low-end systems have cameras with built in LEDs (some that you can't turn off) for night time recording.