-Your best bet is too do some Google searches.

Settlements, collections, landlord tenant, foreclosures, contracts I might suggest someone different for each of those.Drew - Dulaney Title - settlementsJohn Mitnick - settlements but I would trust him to do anything he was comfortable withCohen and Foreman - old school, do work for some of the big investors. can do just about anything.Jeffrey Tapper - landlord tenant and collections.Bob Brendel - misc RE stuff.PM me if Google doesn't find them (I may not respond quickly as I will b e traveling the next week)Ned

Google Roth conversion ladder.

A few tips on the website and on meeting some fellow investors:Search for local meetups here or google a local REI club to network with other investors.

I love the "work from any internet connection" model.I am pretty new to the wholesaling world, but I would suggest getting a new google voice number for each area you market to.

Just call around, you can call Realtors and ask if they have buyers for rehab properties, google in your area, basically hit the phones and build a list of as many possible people that may be interested in buying something you find, the more people the better.

A few tips on the website and on meeting some fellow investors:Search for local meetups here or google a local REI club to network with other investors.

Google the landlord.

A few tips on the website and on meeting some fellow investors:Search for local meetups here or google a local REI club to network with other investors.

Once the phone starts ringing you will find a deal with enough margin to wholesale.A quick mention is that an alternate strategy could be to build a website and start driving traffic to that through SEO and Google AdWords.