It is pretty dry content no matter how you learn it, but real estate express split it up into units that were easy to digest.

http://arcapital.com/sba-504-loans/note only linking this because it was easy to digest and relevant to your state...

I'm still digesting as much information as I can about wholesaling techniques and would love to chat more with any other wholesalers, investors, flippers, etc. to be able to serve as a future helping hand.If you guys have any opportunities for a mentee/shadow, I'd love to be of assistance.I'm definitely sure I'll be back with tons of questions, but for now I just wanted to get out my first "hello". 

@Dalton DyerA lot of information and comments to digest.

It's cheap and easy to digest, and full of practical advice. 

I need to digest this information and come back with any questions :-) 

My goal is here to get involved as much as possible, and start developing my network.I look forward to digesting more information, and meeting all of you.If any of you are in my area, please reach out and lets talk and connect! 

I use the daily-digest emails to stay current on neighborhood-related concerns, including crime and safety.

That was an 80s movie that almost started WWIII because Mathew Broderick hacked the Pentagon on his computer with a dial up modem.House hack, credit hack, life hack are terms still hard for us Xers to digest.

Here are my "readers digest version" numbers and explanation:Property: 3/1.5 SFHPurchase Price: $59kReno budget: $20k (went over a little so will actually end up around $22k)appraisal: $105k as isARV: $125k (estimate per appraiser based on repairs/ reno list provided)Current Mortgage: $431/ month (20% down on purchase price, 100% finance of repairs 20 year am. with 5 year balloon at 5.25% commercial loan)Rent estimate: $1050/ monthThe commercial lender should let me cash out up to 80% of the after repair appraisal as long as my DSR is above 1.2.