Be it wholesaling, rehabbing, or rent to own.There is a blog on "How to start Wholesaling: Getting past the Education and into the Field".

Hi Biggerpockets,Can someone educate me on how subleasing a single apt works and is it a good idea to generate additional cashflow?

I'd rather be leveraged on a $100k house making $1000 / month in rent than all in on a $50k house making the same income.

Networking is key in this business, don’t look at your competitors as competition, look at them as strategic business partners and leverage that relationship to benefit both of you.

I too have been educating myself for the past few weeks and am putting together a short yet effective plan.

I spent almost a full week just reading blogs, older posts, and listening to podcasts to get myself educated.

Anyways, here's a few articles about wholesaling you might enjoy: 9 Reasons You Couldn’t Find A Buyer For Your Wholesale DealDon’t Start Wholesaling Until You Read This: Wholesale Advice from a Fix and FlipperHow to Start Wholesaling: Getting Past The Education and Into the FieldAlso - I'd recommend listening to the BiggerPockets Podcast also if you haven't yet.

I will add to what Jon Holdman says but that you can greatly increase your cash-on-cash returns with leverage. of course, that increases the risk.

If you take the time to educate yourself and start making things happen, you'll be there in no time.Be sure to check out our Real Estate Success Stories section of the forums.

I am not formally educated, but I have a strong passion for learning nonetheless.