Also they have great speakers and a multitude of sub-groups all over the Greater Philly area.

I have access to a multitude of investors in San Diego.

However, as this will be my first investment, I'm trying to develop a good business plan that looks at every property through the same lens, covering the multitude of expenses other investors have encountered so there are minimal surprises and sufficient funds to cover them.

Since you will have a multitude of options when it comes to financing (FHA, VA, etc.) that won't be an issue.

I joined a couple of local REI clubs, I am constantly reading, (so much more to learn about so many things), watching the Multitude of youtube videos, and I am actively networking.

It's one thing to deny your only applicant because of something on a report, but in this case, I'm choosing the most qualified applicant over a multitude of others.Do I start processing applications in order as soon as they come in and stop when I find one that is a good match for the property or take them all through?

 @Peace Lily  Sounds like you are having a multitude of issues on the project.

I can't imagine that they would even consider dealing with a one-off note sale even through a multitude of agents.

But the reality is that listed properties are usually pretty worked over and anything that is a good deal and makes it to the mls will get massive attention from the multitudes of desperate buyers all too willing to overpay.  

I use a multitude of programs and formulas to calculate my prices however I just wonder if I should start the offer at the lowest price I come up with.