If I feel they have a grasp on the values of the market, I'm very loyal.  

Ideally I'd try to find a real estate agent who is also an investor, or who works with investors regularly, so they have a grasp on what exactly you're trying to achieve.

If you haven't identified who that is that is something you want to probably get a grasp on ASAP.

I would just say that you need to get a firmer grasp on what the "actual" expenses are.  

I have read many of the posts here on BP related to wholesaling and I feel that I have a fairly good grasp on the concepts.  

Math you can break down into multiple parts.For real estate if you have a grasp of addition, subtraction, multiplying, division etc. then a lot of calculations should be able to be made.If by saying you are not good in math you mean calculus, trigonometry, and algebra etc. that stuff is more used in other occupations like a scientist etc.

It sounds like you have a good grasp on what you want to do.

So once you have grasped enough knowledge that you feel comfortable jumping out there, go ahead and jump out there.

After years of renting while i was in college, I feel like I have a some grasp of the area and what rent I can generate.

I was finally free from the grasp of society, and my parents.