More than that if you finance. 18% interest.Renatus Claikms to have superior knowledge...i just want to know is it really the Real Deal?

Sure you can look at comps and try to learn but virtually wholesaling out the gate with no knowledge is a time waster.

Aside from financial risk, to me the biggest risks were lack of knowledge, experience, and contacts and so by working with turnkey providers I've attempted to mitigate those risks by relying on them.

You will NEVER acquire enough knowledge piecemeal to be successful.  

What if a tax accountant has a lot of knowledge and experiences of tax laws including investment, would it matter?  

Since you're already a real estate agent, you have a great foundation to build on, especially with your market knowledge in Roseburg, Oregon.Here are a few tips to help you get started:Leverage Your Local Expertise: As a local agent, you're already familiar with the Roseburg market.

He is a very knowledgeable guy and I really respect him.

I took a course last year and this was a great refresher along with new knowledge.

It does get easier over time with knowledge and application, and once you have multiple properties, you can start to use leverage to buy others. 

If you think you are ready to invest and you have no control or knowledge of your own financial situation, you are going to get sold on not just hard money, but thick money and you don't want that.