I would respectfully disagree with getting your real estate course. And, as much as i like and respect LeGrand, I wouldn't necessarily get his, or anyone's, course. If you are set on wholesaling, I'd find someone who is doing it successfully and ask them to teach you. On the job training and experience is the best teacher.
Ron LeGrand has been around a long time and talked about just as long. Using the search feature in the upper right corner area is a great tool and will get you more answers quicker....
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I would respectfully disagree with getting your real estate course. And, as much as i like and respect LeGrand, I wouldn't necessarily get his, or anyone's, course. If you are set on wholesaling, I'd find someone who is doing it successfully and ask them to teach you. On the job training and experience is the best teacher.
I agree with Andrew. I've been to several LeGrand courses. I certainly learned a lot and applied it. I've seen his wholesaling course available for $1, many times, if you sign up for his gold club. I think you can cancel shortly after, or maybe pay 1 month's fees. Usually there is good information in these courses, but also some things left out, so that you'll pay for the next course.
I would suggest start by getting the book by J Scott here on BP entitled "The Book on Flipping Houses..."
As a wholesaler your end customer/clients are folks that rehab properties. The only difference is your stopping short of buying the house and fixing; instead you assign your position. But the beginning process is exactly the same. Plus you get a great education on estimating renovation costs which is critical in order to successfully wholesale a property.
Best of all, it is a whole lot cheaper than what you'll pay Legrand.