Last thing you want to do is rent your place out to someone that's had multiple evictions and has income/credit issues

Hi Randy, After wholesaling for 20 years, managing 50 investor agents, and owning multiple rental properties myself, here’s my advice: Wholesaling is all about being the connector who brings value through speed and flexibility.

My end goal is to have multiple properties that generate income through long term rentals.

Have multiple funding options in the works because one might fail and you will need the back up to close on time.

However, we had multiple exit strategies.

Mosaic law identified multiple tithes for the old testament jews which were first or levitical tithe, second or festival tithe and a poor tithe.

If it's an owner occupied unit sometimes I've found the big players like state farm to be pretty competitive on price. 

Often times, when there are multiple offers the seller's agent will request one final "highest and best" offer.

Adding Multiple ADUs along with the primaries will have economies of scale.  

I've read Brandon Turners book on Rental Property Investing, I regularly listen to the bigger pockets podcasts as well as research and learn about buying and long term rentals to get into real estate investing through multiple other resources.