I do not want to limit myself too much, but at the same time, there is so much information out there to digest, I feel my head start spinning when I think of all of the possibilities of what I could do!

I just purchased a 6.48 acre tract with a single family home in the middle outside of city limits.  

It isn't mold you smell at all, but gasses released by molds as they digest cellulose.

They want you to digest their code of ethics etc and then another class to orientate you on how to use the MLS.

Thanks for the spelling it out for me in digestable bits Dave.

Plenty of information on this site for you to digest.

I have done many real estate flips from over $1 MM to as little as $10,000 - I am always aware of the pit falls of doing this - if you don't know what you are doing - if you took a down and dirty motel seminar, if you don't have all the details of a successful flip deal ---- be careful - hang with a mentor who has a successful tract record ----Flipping isn't as easy as the BIG TALKERS try to convince you - to buy their program - the big dream is possible only with the right tools - deal with successful people who have flipped properties successfully. 

There is a lot of material on wholesaling on BP so it will take a bit to digest but it is well worth it. 

If you'd like to find out how to property hire outside property managers, there many forum blog posts that you can use as a guide on who to ask and how to digest what the potential property managers answer with.

It offers a lot of knowledge in small digestible chunks and can be used almost as a reference book to give you ballpark numbers and a base of knowledge on various rehab items.