My wife and I are in the process of looking for our first home in the Tulsa, Oklahoma area, as well as laying the foundation for a wholesaling RE business.I appreciate the community here so far.

It requires a solid foundation of real estate knowledge and you deal analysis skills.

It's hard to learn on your own without a sound foundation in both areas, NPNs is not a place for beginners to start.

LOL, had to laugh, yes, cheap SF land in the SC woods, deliverance, you maight get some sheet wearing, bondfire dancing, toker with his AR-15 buddies pulling in travel trailers!

Its a 2700sq ft brick colonial... what we know is there are foundations problems, mold on third floor and in basement, water damage on first and second floor, needs a roof, kitchen, windows.

While it's tempting to just jump into the deep end of the pool, I think that ultimately you'll go much farther with a solid foundation of knowledge and skill.

It'll need foundation repair, siding, refinished hardwood floors, kitchen remodel, and probably some electrical work although that hasn't been inspected yet.Is it better to get one general contractor or several specific contractors for each of the different jobs?

Expecting to succeed without a good foundation is what causes people to keep dreaming big but not making it.Yes, college is expensive but its a closer path to regular income than a regular job.Unless you have rich parents who will help you get a business out of high school, you have to earn your money the hard way, and that's typically through a job.

Just start building your foundation.

Lets be honest here, that is a 100% assumption lacking any foundation.