BiggerPockets

I need someone is willing to take by the hand and teach me how to do short sales and do them the right way.I live in Texas.Would share the money with you for helping me.

I think partnering up is a great idea.

However, I would give a little more background about yourself, and what you can offer the investor.

Are you an agent? Do you know any agents?

A major part of the short sale flipping process is finding that end buyer. If you either are an agent, or know a good agent, you can put the property on the MLS.

For example, I am partnering up with a guy in Florida (I am in California). I will be bringing him the leads, and he will help me close them on the deal. He is not only walking me through the deal, he is putting up the money, and providing the negotiators. In exchange for that, he is getting a percentage of the profits.

It is good for me, since I have not seen a full deal, end to end, yet and I don't risk any of my money (except for marketing, which I would spend regardless).

Trying to learn on your own is very tough, and once you have done one or two, you can learn to know whether or not it is something you want to pursue, and/or take on, on your own.

My recommendation is to read through all the posts here in the Short Sales forum on BP, then starting asking some targeted, specific questions, to clear up the questions you may have.

Curt,
Point well taken.

I guess it depends on the background of the person.

Brian

Connie I agree with James. BP is a great place to be and offers lots of free information and often times you get these educational packages and still are no better. Education is important but get as much free education as you can until you can really afford it. Even then be cautious because everyone who is calling themselves GURU's are not.

Spend your money wisely.