I think many brand new BRRRR investors try to bite off more than they can chew.

They smell like diesel fuel and chew tobacco in their sleep. 

But the thing that is really galling me right now to where I'm about ready to really chew someone out is that the firstkey legal people simply refuse to discuss anything with me and aren't even telling me or the other contacts I have what is actually going on and why they can't figure out a way to resolve this issue.

This appears to he more of a bite than you can chew.  

I'm all about the books that can be translated to have an impact in real life - not the kind that is just filled with new/cool ideas to chew on.

Fix and Flip and Wholesale strategies can work but be careful before entering those deep waters, its easy to bite off more than you can chew with both strategies, Id suggest you partner with a person with experience in either strategy before you make an attempt if you have no experience of your own.Good luck

Am I biting off more than I can chew?

You gave me a lot to chew on.

Most real estate agents are brainwashed to try to sell the home for the highest possible price, even when that price is completely unrealistic.When this is the approach to selling a home that's in a state of disrepair, it makes it even worse.I can't count the number of times I've made an offer on the fixer upper and had them go with an owner-occupied offer instead (higher price) and then two weeks later when they back out the agent calls me up and tells me the other buyer bit off more than he could chew and now they want to sell it to me for the same price they were gonna pay... huh? 

Assuming I were to find a property that checks all boxes mentioned above, am I biting off way more than I can chew with this type of project?