I wish I had learned the value of the internet sooner for our business model. 

Although I had several FRAUDS AND SCAMMERS-no--not the unlicensed broker kind--but the internet ones seeking advance fees, etc, I did manage to find one local that was sincere. 

@Joel Owens I have not poked at internet marketing in over 8 years.

That was huge I was able to knock off 12K because of no agent he agreed to my wholesale price on a grade A home.I think with today’s internet amount of good info is out there.

If you want I can share my p&l s but would don't want to post on the internet.

That said, I would try to find a HML who's local or near you, not some company on the internet you are likely to never meet.

However I foreclosed on a note in Utah and to sell the house in UT I had to register as a foreign entity and then get a certificate of good standing, cost me about $300, and then let it lapse.We have been buying and selling in Kansas City Metro - both states since 2000, and have done 100's of deals.PLEASE PLEASE, consult with a KS or MO attorney versed in real estate transactions and small business and don't get your legal advice from the internet or from me.

When I searched for starting to wholesale, it searched the internet and returned a bunch of information about wholesaling things made in other countries.What am I missing?

I found this cool way to have your tenants build social proof for your building by having them do good reviews for your apartment: https://modernmsg.com/What are other ways to fight bad reviews on your MFH apartments?

I used to live in the Seattle area, and still enjoy listening to the Seattle radio stations via the miracle of internet radio.Seattle has some tax to Help the Homeless on the next election.