(I have about 3k liquid cash, and a 10k Roth IRA, no debts, monthly expense to income ratio of ~.31)I can either go the slow route, get a W2 job, get some decent W2 income, save as much as possible and continue learning for the next year before 'starting' or, I can seek private lenders to accelerate this plan.  

To fund this I am working to build liquidity through wholesaling.

I've heard about a LOC a few different times that gives you 5x your liquid cash and/or assets.For example if someone had $100k in their savings account they would have $500k purchase power.Does anyone know anything about this loan program or have more details on it?

You'll have very quickly increased your net by 45K against 10K start...it's just not very liquid is it.I'll stop there because I just looked at page 2, now your property value estimates are VERY NICE.

It goes without saying that one must exercise caution and find a balance between liquidity - cash flow - and maximizing long-term returns.

We had to bring in 2lb spray foam, because there was not enough roof for fiberglass, venting, and still have a slope. 

I've tried the boric acid,borax, foggers,sprays, even professionals have come twice but I fear they will come back.  

But another thing you have to look out for as an agent is people that want to flip, have no liquid assets, and have been taught (by a guru) to make offers first and get hard money next.  

I am going through liquidating an inherited IRA this year.

Has the legal owners been informed of your method of liquidation, are you prepared to settle if you can't assign, what will you do if  the owners decide not to come to settlement, how will you respond to the assignee or sellers in the event of a default, have you considered specific performance suit by assignee or sellers in the event default, have you made full disclosures?