Best of luck,  networking and buyers are key for wholesaling. 

Also, try to get to know the area as best you can - it makes a big difference when looking at properties when you are used to the home values in the area  - Another key piece of advice that wish I had when I first started out was to start networking with other investors as soon as possible - not just online - but in real life - sit down and have lunch - maybe offer to take them out for coffee and pick their brain - you would be surprised how much you can pick up on in a casual conversation with someone who does this for a living  - the insight simply unbeatable.

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Do you think the land being free and clear (along with building costs) is the key to getting approved? 

I am building teams in each key market.  

At that price point you will find condition of the property is key and quality of tenant is critical.

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I know shopping around is key to get the best rate, but I was just wondering if anyone else had any recommendations on the best approach to take when speaking with lenders/good questions to ask when going through that process.

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