Practical guides on finding deals, finding buyers, and closing your first wholesale assignment.
A pocket listing is a home for sale through an agent but kept off the MLS and shown only to selected buyers. Here is how the rules changed in 2025 and 2026 and how investors earn access to these private deals.
To find out who owns a property, start with the county assessor or property appraiser website and confirm the owner against the most recent recorded deed. Here is how investors handle LLCs, trusts, estates and owners who moved away.
A real estate attorney for wholesaling reviews your contracts, tells you how your state’s rules apply to the way you do deals, and in some states handles the…
The best wholesaling books give you the full process in one place for the price of a lunch: finding sellers, running numbers, writing contracts and selling to buyers….
The best real estate wholesaling course is the one that matches your budget, covers the legal rules in your state, gives you contracts you can actually use, and…
A yellow letter is a short, handwritten-style note on yellow lined paper that an investor mails to a property owner to ask whether they would sell. It looks…
A tax delinquent property list is a list of properties whose owners are behind on property taxes. Counties keep this information as a public record, and investors use…
A seller financing contract is the set of documents that lets a buyer pay the seller over time instead of getting a bank loan. It is usually not…
An assignment of contract in real estate is when the buyer named in a purchase agreement transfers their rights and obligations under that agreement to a new buyer,…
Wholesaling software falls into five jobs: finding sellers (data), reaching them (dialer, texting, mail), tracking follow-up (CRM), analyzing deals (comps and calculators) and selling contracts (dispositions). You do…