Respect the comeback and channel it into simple, repeatable reps: pick one market, one list, one script, and run a daily pipeline of leads → conversations → offers → follow‑ups.

I can just imagine them in court when they and you are being sued for damage to the building "Yes, your honor, it looked so easy on the DYI youtube channel" How you divvy up the costs is up to you, but I'd check with your insurer as to what they will cover.

Systemize it: set templated replies, a single contact channel, PM or software to route requests, and weekly check-ins instead of ad-hoc calls.

You will likely make multiple offers before officially getting under contract, but that is all part of the process.

Communicate like a pro: one channel, templated messages, and documented promises.

Local meetups, investor groups, or forums like this are perfect places to channel that energy and connect with like-minded people.Protect your personal relationships, but don’t hold back your passion , just share it where it’s wanted.Happy to point you toward some solid groups if you’d like.Drago

In fact, you should reach out to him and have him on your youtube channel if you're skeptical. 

I think with regulation and saturation the window to use this is closing so I don't do it anymore and focus on other marketing channels. 

Hi Lee, If I were in your shoes as a beginner, here’s where I’d start:Free Resources First: Podcasts like BiggerPockets and YouTube channels (Max Maxwell, Jerry Norton) give you a solid understanding of wholesaling basics for free.Structured Courses: Look into beginner-friendly online wholesaling courses — some are offered by local REI groups or mentors.

All neighbors complaints are channeled through the condo association management, which has sided with the neighbors and is now threatening to fine my unit for violating the smoking and noise ordinance.