Some catches that I noticed were:1) Get your real estate license so that you could protect yourself even just to do a wholesale deal.2) Hard money lenders, wholesalers, professionals in law... anyone can screw you from a deal.3) You almost always need a mentor.This makes me wonder, can someone really start from the bottom knowing just a scratch about real estate investing.

I am looking to network with Wholesalers, Real Estate agents, homebuilders, contractors, real estate attorneys, title companies, local lenders, and folks knowledgeable in building code and zoning.

I'm a local wholesaler, rehabber, and hard money lender. 

You might want to see if you could either sell the deal wholesale or perhaps partner with another investor for a % of the profit.

Here you will meet wholesalers who provide deals and rehabbers (cash buyers).

My partner and I are possibly doing our first flip together he is a contractor and can do the work wholesale.

Hey fellow BP members,I'd like some advice on a wholesale deal I just got under contract.What exactly are landlords in this area going after in terms of cap rate ?

New to real estate investing although i have contractor experience and wholesale supplier contacts.

Most lenders like to see you have some "skin in the game" , so may need a down payment and some closing costs at the very least - however , there are still opportunities to wholesale or bird dog which does not require down payment money but may be a lot more difficult without a marketing budget.

Hi Everyone,Does anyone know where I can find Purchase & Sale and Assignment contracts, used by wholesalers in GA?