Hi Brian, and hello from Italy! Enjoyed the blog (visited before but this is the first time I’m leaving a comment).
Quick question:
“They are looking for opportunities to make a 50-100% gain on a deal in a 1-5 year period…”
Is almost doubling your investment within one to five years really feasible in the States in 2011-12? Fair play if it is; because it sure ain’t on this side of the Atlantic.

You need To find buyer and seller to do wholesale also business license like llc

at first i wonder how you can invest with something without any money, and this post explains it.

- Jack Leak

Hi Brian,

I enjoyed reading your informative blog. Keep it coming!!
I wish I can say that I’m living off my passive income. Gee…

Good suggestion. Maybe I’ll do a future blog post on wholesaling.

Very informative blog Brian! Gave me a good direction on what I must do. I was wondering if you could go into more detail on wholesaling?

Really enjoyed the blog!

Great piece, thanks for sharing! I’m just starting out too, so this article came in useful to me.

That is true, although the laws have been changing in some areas so make sure you are aware and doing them legally.

Also, if you have no net worth or credit in addition to wholesaling you can utilize lease options and owner financing creative real estate investing techniques.

Hey Chris,

I’m not quite sure what the laws are like in Canada, but I assume they are similar. If you can find a property for a low enough price, someone else will be willing to buy it for a markup.

Not that I don’t have any credit, but is there any chance of a 1st rung deal in Canada? I also am not sure exactly what wholesaling is or where to start?

P.S. Loving your blog!

your enthusiasm is great, but buyer beware. The Theorys do not make up for due diligence, accurate number crunching, factoring in unforseen expenses, and possibly dealing with unscrupulous sellers/lenders/investors. It’s not all “follow my plan and you’ll make millions” , loolk at Stetson’s post( thanks for sharing).
That said excellent real estate investments can be made( we’ve done a few) but they are not without hard work, high stress and some risk.
Caveat emptor.

Hi Bryan
Your ways are compelling and hard to follow. Can’t blindly follow the exact rules but can take a little idea of yours.
Well I belong to the third rung. So lets take your opinion for a while.

Regards
M. Thompson

I like that… “Compelling but hard to follow.”

That must mean I’m challenging people…. unless it means that I’m writing gibberish.

hmm… I’ll keep telling myself the 1st!

Thanks for the info Brian. I’m a little ways out from making my first real estate investment, but I definitely appreciate the article.