I agree with others that most of the information you will need to get started is all on youtube/online.I have bought a mentorship/wholesaling course and gained a ton of knowledge from it, but for somebody getting started I would try and steer away from a course.The cheapest and most effective tools in my personal opinion are:- Deal Machine for pulling lists and skip tracer (2 in 1 software, $100 per 10k contacts)- Readymode Dialer ($200 a month) *Can call yourself or hire VA's for $4-6 an hour- CRM of your choice (Monday, Podio, etc.)- Can either pull cash buyers off of Deal Machine or Prop Stream (And facebook, biggerpockets, online forums)At the end of the day the most important step is to just actually try because most people will watch 1000 videos on wholesaling and never do anything.

Quote from @Eduardo Cambil: 📊 Is there a tool that gives you everything in one place — property report + ROI Eduardo CambilHey everyone,I'm wondering if something like this already exists in the U.S. — or if this might be a gap worth building for.Imagine this:🔹 You drop a property address (from Zillow, Redfin, MLS, etc.)🔹 In seconds, you get:A full property report (condition, comps, rent estimates, taxes, etc.)A built-in ROI calculator (cash flow, DSCR, cap rate, rehab budget, etc.)Auto-generated PDF summary for investors, agents, or clientsWorks for buy & hold, flips, BRRRR, or wholesale dealsAll done by AI, no need to go through 6+ different websites or tools💬 Question:➡️ Does anything like this already exist in the U.S. market for real estate investors, agents, or brokerages?

My crm requires the zip code to import the list.

Quote from @Devin James: We’re currently building out our CRMReal estate is a relationship business and follow-up is everything.Your memory isn't built for scale.That’s where a CRM (Customer Relationship Management) system comes in:1) Tracks every interaction2) Keeps follow-ups from falling through the cracks3) Automates reminders, emails, and tasks4) Helps your entire team stay on the same pageWe’ve been building out pipelines in HubSpot for:- Investor leads- Land acquisitions- Homebuyer journeys It will help us stay more consistent, clear, and scalable.Our future self will thank us.What CRM are you using? 

It works fine for now but it doesn't scale well.I’d like to hear from those of you with five units or more, what tools or systems are you using to stay on top of your finances and monitor your portfolio performance?

Germán Rimoldi: Hey everyone — I’m working on a tool for builders and developers that helps you get quotes for construction materials faster.The idea is simple:You upload your material list (even long spreadsheets), and our AI contacts local suppliers, negotiates, and sends you back a comparison sheet.✅ Saves time✅ Helps you get better prices✅ No more chasing quotes manuallyWe’re testing this with a few builders now and I’d love to know:Would you use something like this?

Does anyone use a tool or website to analyze the investment strength for certain neighborhoods and what do you look for besides crime rate, median income, etc..

Each tool brings different strengths, filters, comps, pricing, integrations.

There’s a plethora of tools out there, but looking for advice on where people have had the most success that has gotten quality long term tenants? 

👋I’m an investor-friendly agent myself, and I’m always looking to connect with others in the same space - whether that’s to share tools, insights, or find better ways to evaluate deals and support clients.I’ve found BP forums to be an active community, but I'm wondering if there's something else out there.