Many podcast specialize in Wholesaling (from getting started, mail campaigns, negotiations and much more).I would also suggest taking the advice of Michael Quarles and find someone in your area who is successful in the area of Real Estate Investing you are interested in and work for them either analyzing deals, assessing properties or whatever they may need.

I am giving the yellow letter marketing campaign a try.

Wondering if anyone out there uses a VA for their SEO, content marketing, online ad campaigns, etc?  

Hi BP, I was just wondering if anyone uses google maps or any other websites to keep track of each location that a bandit sign is put in? What's the best way to plan an affective route? Off highways? Busy shopping are...

You just need to be prepared to put in the hard work involved in finding your prospects, since you will not have the funds to launch any marketing campaigns.

BP,My first mail campaign yielded it's first appointment from a customer in rural St.

If your marketing campaign is structured efficiently there will be another deal coming along soon so you don’t feel the need to worry about their particular situation too much or to cover the cost of your advertising.

You have the ammunition to launch a campaign that will yield plenty of these deals.Once you find what appears to be a motivated, distressed or disinterested seller, your next skill set will be to evaluate the property to insure that a profit will result if you do proceed.

Typical political move to pacify constituents and get re-elected by appearing to pass the buck to landlords that either don't live in the city, so they can't vote (and thus have no representation) or only get one vote if they live in the city, no matter how many rentals they own.The only way to repeal the LBP code is to buy politicians - I'm sorry, I should have used the politically correct term, "make campaign donations".

Hi fellow Seattle area wholesalers,I've recently started my first marketing campaign (initially directed towards non-owner occupied properties in Snohomish and King counties).