There are many, many ways to perform a wholesale transaction so you need to research which way is best for you (that is legal) and then learn how to properly execute that process.

From what she has told me, these shows are usually not scripted word for word, but they all follow a loose narrative that writers have created beforehand, the executive producer has approved, and everyone involved is acting along with.

More parts of the package are the seller's bank statements, tax returns, hardship letter, income/expense declaration, budget worksheet, fully executed purchase and sale agreement (From you and the seller), possible proof of funds, etc..

BRRR is great if you have a background this field but very difficult to execute if not.So as a first time REI in NY/NJ or DMV metro how did you start?

@Armani Emon You probably want to start with the knowledge necessary to successfully execute each of those positions you mentioned.

Time is money, and there are paid coaching programs out there if that suits your learning style.I did a paid coaching many years ago, and was very helpful but nothing there can't be found in podcasts, reading here, and books.set up short term goals and go out and execute!

My other suggestion would be for you to act as a bird dog for another, more experienced wholesaler or investor and let them pay you for leads like this since someone with experience would know what the next steps are, and could quickly execute them to try to negotiate a deal.

I'm not going to go too far out on a limb (and I know you know this), but I firmly believe the secret to executing this deal successfully is going to be the local market. 

I have a couple really good deals in my hands, but looking for the right execution strategy.

How to approach SF, and how to execute?