If there's a reasonably priced step-by-step course for that technique, you might want and to get it and follow it.

Greece is actually just a very small reason among a big pile of reasons that people want safe assets like US notes or US property (perceived to be very safe among foreigners) at the moment.  

There are several meetup groups you should check out.Other than that you can and should look for off market opportunities; read on BP about the techniques to locate distressed owners and how to deal with them, research your market THOROUGHLY to understand what's a good deal (or any market you think about getting in).

They can often close in days rather than weeks like the banks.As for your other questions, as you seem totally new to wholesaling, your best bet is to read read read through the forum, there is tons of advice and you will find many people have different techniques when it comes to wholesaling.First, yes Get a property under contract and then look for a buyer.You can either double close on the property, which is basically a 3 way closing where you buy and sell the property at the same time, or you assign the contract to the buyer and  then you don't need to go to closing.

There are some folks with very high incomes that use the negative cash flow property as a tax reduction technique, but only because they can afford to carry a negative cash flow property while they wait for appreciation to get them out of the hole they are digging.  

So, care, prudence and estate planning techniques must be used in devising a note for an elderly person. 

A safe bet even for buy and holds.

., Lenders still want to see that their loans are "safe", meaning that you will not readily get 100% financing from anyone - for the long haul.

Thanks to all and everyone have a happy, safe, and prosperous New Year.

Hi,Since reading through this forum for the last few days, I have decided that I would like to invest in properties in good, safe working class areas, in the 50k-70k range.Being from the UK I think that starting with Turnkey properties would be best as it provides a more hands off solution, rather than buying somewhere that needs rehab as this would be very difficult to manage from the UK.When it comes to finance it seems that options are limited, ideally I would want to put as little down as possible so I guess I may need to be creative!