Quote from @Mark Sullivan: Quote from @Tim Delaney: One missing piece of info here is how much cash you have available to invest at the moment.My initial thought was sell LLC B and hopefully you have a few hundred thousand available on top of that to buy the new building.

One more piece of advise to help make up your mind in the "pro" column: Georgia and Florida have started looking into the legal gray area of wholesaling without a real estate license.

To answer your question, that’s one of the biggest pieces to buying OOS: understanding the market you’re investing in and finding solid deals, not just ones that look good on paper.We have found what works and repeat it as much as funds allow.

Quote from @V.G Jason: First piece of advice....don't come here and tell people you have $200k to invest.Second piece of advice, understand what you want before you look.

If I act as my own realtor and end up purchasing a property and receive a commission does the broker I'm affiliated with get a piece of that?

Much of the negotiations during due dilligence depend on demand for that specific property- hopefully your agent has build leverage in to your contract that they can use to help you with this piece. 

My number one piece of advice is finding a group that you can attend online or in person to keep you motivated and accountable to your goals. 

If a great opportunity comes up that fits your goals, waiting for a potential drop could mean missing out altogether.Your plan is already well thought out, and it’s just about putting the right pieces in place.

Speak to him before you hire a guru.Also, I went through the Michael Blank mentor program a few years ago for $30,000.

So building a buyers list as a "commercial wholesaler" would be a piece of cake.Do you have any commercial wholesalers in your area?