Remedy: Use this as a motivation to start your success journey and when the capital starts flowing in pay the debts off one by one and don't forget to celebrate along the way!

I took a step back and look at the macro economic condition, also the analysis made by Patrick Bet David in the housing market is controversial but reasonable, made me take a pause. 

Might have a few repeats:Real Estate Investing BiggerPocketsCash Flow ConnectionsOld Capital PodcastApartment Building Investing with Michael BlankPassive Real Estate InvestingWheelbarrow ProfitsInvesting in the US with Reed GoosensInvesting in Real Estate with Clayton Morris--*I know his business is controversial but he and his wife put out solid content on his show.The Real Estate CPA Podcast--focus on tax strategies (but it's not as dry as you may think)Real Estate Nerds--focus on legal strategies & "the worst deal* (but it's not as dry as you may think)The Real Estate LaunchpadOld Dawg's REI Network--targeted to older demographic but still generally good contentJoe Fairless's Daily podcastRental Income podcast--focus on mom and pop rentals, not much multifamily-specific but still good.Multifamily Legacy Podcast--he rambles sometimes, but tangible content overall

This may sound silly and cumbersome as a sincere suggestion, but might it end the controversy to simply "reset" the original deal by temporarily deeding the house back to the seller and having it recorded, while holding a subsequent deed from them back to you, notarized and official, but with deferral on your recording of it?

@Austin Hughes  now you understand the controversy over wholesaling.when those with limited resources  and no ability to close basically tell whopper stories to sellers to get them in contract...

I'm excited, have a plan and i hope to be celebrating my first victory soon.

Chris Brady (http://chrisbrady.typepad.com) is a contemporary energy I enjoy celebrating with online as well.

The small wins in real estate certainly need to be celebrated, especially with new investors and real estate professionals.I purchased my primary residence on a nice "quieter" street in the city about 2 months ago and have been loving it.

Hello everyone,I think one of the most controversial subject on real estate investing is whether or not to put your first few properties in a LLC or if an umbrella insurance policy gives adequate coverage.

That said, the IRS can (and does) challenge even the most non-controversial positions.If you were my client, I would have endorsed your partial exclusion.