After reading the BP article on How to Start Wholesaling, it appears that I have overlooked a very vital step in starting my wholesaling business.

I am currently in the 10 day inspection period on my first rental property and have found that the roof has three layers, which is troublesome for insurance reasons and the foundation (block with crawl space) is starting to lean out. 

Personally, I like using a realtor because there's an added layer of separation between myself and the buyer, and some modicum of security (i.e., the person has gone to a realtor).

Also start by getting credit cards when you turn 18 and build that credit because credit is vital.

It is made up of a very thin layer of hyphae, which are very small filaments of fungus.

We're still waiting for crypto's version of Netscape to come along and make it accessible to an order of magnitude more people.So I don't think the technology is ready for much at the application layer.

I have buildings that have 2 layers of drywall on the lower unit with the first layer being sound board.

Basically there's no layer underneath the ceramic roof tiles.

If you've found the property yourself and are negotiating with the seller, save yourself the added layer of complexity and just work with the seller yourself. 

If you are going to sell it occupied, it's vital that your lease is excellent, you are screening thoroughly and charging market rates.