If you really want to be a wholesaler you should get a job at a wholesale company to learn how to do it. 

Not to be a buzzkill but about 99.99789% of new wholesalers never turn one deal. I hate seeing people invest time and money into this. Please be careful. 

Also, 13.75543% of all stats on the internet are made up.

thanks for the replys but im looking for a good title company in trenton nj

@Gregory Lewis Welcome to BP my friend. First things first you need to do your research and ask better questions. You can't expect anyone to provide you value when you ask a boring and lame question like that. As @Hunter Fitch already said, wholesaling is HARD. It is not some get rich quick scheme and is not easy. There are so many people that fall off, give up and/or quit. If you don't know anything and basically want to get paid to learn take @Nick C. advice and find someone who will employ you and teach you the ropes. 

I'm not sure how much you know but you definitely need to be reading books, listening to podcasts, and networking. Join all the real estate Facebook groups in your area and message people asking for help, wisdom, or even to just have coffee with them. Go to networking events in your area that appear on meetup.com, and get your name out there. Shake people's hands, network and listen to others who have done what you want to do. I don't want to be a jerk but I don't want to lie to you. This real estate game especially wholesaling won't get you rich over night, and it isn't all rainbows and unicorns. It takes lot's of time, effort and patience. I wish you the best of luck and hope to see you on the forums with a success story soon enough!

Thanks