I don't trust Facebook as I haven't had success finding qualified renters there.I welcome any other suggestions.Originally posted by @Jaysen Medhurst:Hey, @Sachin Sharma, I was just at Byram Park with my kids on Sunday.

Trust me i am very aware that stuff like this should be taken care of befor paying, that problem is most definitely assist, it's solution time now.

Trust but verify, is the key to being successful from a distance.

(bridge loans, cash-flow plays, hybrids, etc) finally, you'll probably want to diversify over 2, maybe 3 sponsors that you trust. 

Wholesaling is not illegal in any state but in every state, there are ways to wholesale illegally.Brokering without a license is any one of the following: negotiating a price with seller for the benefit of another, marketing a property you do not own, receiving financial gain for bringing a buyer and seller together.To do it legally, you either need to get a real estate license or have your buyer lined up in advance, use a new entity or trust to vest your offers in with the buyer being an owner of the entity (or beneficiary of the trust).

The Son could setup a land trust with the dad with him being the trustee and parents and him being beneficiaries equally in such a way that each has 50% beneficial interest in the property .

I don't try to be best buds, I just try to get them to know me a little and to trust me. 

As an 18 year old just starting out in wholesaling, how could I build my credibility so sellers and buyers feel more comfortable and trust me when selling/ buying a home?

Search the forums for Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) for an easier way to transfer 

I will put that in my checklists.Do you have any home inspectors in the area that you trust?