I have changed careers recently and am hoping to understand the process of starting the grind in wholesaling in the Orlando area.

The noise level has increased later in the evening.

This is all one long grind, trust the process.

Many people dream about investing but aren't really committed to struggle and grind that it takes to really make it.I see you fishing in that picture, I am sure you have some high end fishing gear that is sitting most of the time.  

there is so much info on internet, so much noise, so much  well.. you know what there is a lot of on inter-webs!

At the poker table they call it grinding.. waiting to pounceI feel like I have the tools for some action across my deep equity portfolio but instead it is inaction because at these prices it's not easy to see the forest through the trees like before ;) And lack of knowledge thatd let me know the best calculated move, the right move.

I didn't think about noise, my kids are loud af I might chase away all my tenants......

Train tracks, gun clubs, air strips, flood zones, busy roads, noise sources, etc.Do a walk through.

It can be ugly as sin in a place that I would never want to live in....horrible layout.... ugly color......traffic.....noise......whatever..... if it make me $$ I don't get a sh*t....

I think $360-$400 is a typo, since taxes alone are $1,083.33.I don't think anyone here is going to be able to contribute much of value without on-the-ground knowledge of your neighborhood and it's trajectory; the likelihood that your big expenses (like taxes) might increase rapidly in the future; what it's going to cost to repair the building;  whether there is opportunity to quickly increase rents and/or decrease expenses; and whether the train tracks are an asset (commuter station) or a liability (constant noise and vibrations).Based on what you have shared, $450/mo cash flow on $100k invested (25% of $350k plus modest repairs) is 5.4%.