Ill accept all answers and let me know if you got other questions on my scenario.I just feel like Im at a spot where the options here are endless and I want to  continue building my assets to create family wealth and retire early and enjoy life.

You'll learn a lot in those meetings and meet others you can talk with to expand your sphere of influence.Tenants will test you in the early months of new ownership. 

I don't see why the seller would accept such a large haircut only to have the asset sold a few months before.Am I missing something obvious?

I have had PMs put pets in no pet properties and accept a two kid family in a tiny one bedroom.

For example, a properly executed deed from a now-deceased grantor and recorded a month after death might appear to title as acceptable risk.

HUD recently accepted my offer on a single-family house, and my bid price is 25% less than the market value, making it a great deal.

I may accept a lower return along the way if there's a bigger payoff in the end.

Personally, I start all my new tenants with 6 month leases to test out the relationship before considering a one year renewal.

I would not have have the 2 wholesale deals completed with 3 more PA verbally accepted. 

Blake:Disclosure - When I was buying SF rentals years ago, I was a Longhorn client.The real test is your staying-power though a bad market.