I am new to wholesaling and am about to make my first order of signs and leads.

Thanks in advance for any help you guys can offer.Hey Lex welcome to BP.First off, the way your question is presented would lead one to believe that you might want to pick up a little more savvy on the topic before delving into it.Just like you, I too am interested in getting into multifamily.

It was very commonly used in Florida during the real estate boom.It baffles me that drywall (which is extremely heavy) could be produced in China, shipped here, and then sold for a profit.A sidenote - we've all heard of Chinese toys containing lead paint.

Alternatively, you may even call any local RE agent and tell them you're doing marketing and have a lot of leads which you can't usually do deals with, and you want to send them these leads.

Jonathan look up the taxes and divide by 12 to get monthly tax costs.Look for the HOA docs to see if there is an assessment and how much.Usually if you find a listing on MLS in that subdivision there will be some houses and it will list association dues monthly or yearly.For instance if taxes are 1,000 and HOA 1,500 then you have about 208.33 a month in costs.If you buy for 4,000 and hold for 2 years you have to get at least 9,000 in 2 years time to break even and even more with closing costs etc.That money will be dead not generating a return for you.You also need to know the soil sample and build ability of the lot.This will be a factor from who buys from you if they want to build a house.On the MLS you can see what developed lots are selling for.Is this lot developed and cleared with pipes sticking out of the ground or does it still have all the trees and uncleared and ungraded in it's natural state??

I'm very up front about the fact that I'm just starting out, and I hope that it will lead to opportunities in the future!

This enables them to generate as much competition as possible.

It may be a case of the blind leading the blind.That and we don't need Steve B's blood pressure sky rocketing, he has knowledge to disseminate!

Of course, researching these businesses always leads nowhere.Many of the people promoting these loans are "consultants" -- typically just affiliates for some MLM promoting commercial loans.

Then, repeat the process to buy home number 2 and so on, but this now leads me to more questions.