These may be simple and obvious, but I'm in the very earliest stages of understanding my options.

You don't need to belong to any organization.  

The vast majority of wholesale flip deals I see are put out at 74% to 78%, variances based on location of property, desirability, whether it's a small-time wholesaler or a large organization (i.e. experience and/or size of buyer pool), and potential net profit.  

It has to organically work or I move on. 

I've recently found a local REIA and another investor organization that I am excited to be joining in January. 

Also, there is a monthly meetup.com organized by Brett Kennedy and the local KREIA.com monthly meetings to help you learn more.Lots of investors have U of L student rentals in the 40208 zip code.

In addition to being part of BP, I recently signed up for the free Lifestyles Unlimited class, and I'm thinking about joining that organization as well, for all the contacts and educational opportunities there, too.

Welcome to BP Evan, you have an impressive background for a SFR portfolio investments.Begin my making contacts with those who may be an asset to your organization and use the key word feature that will alert you of topics that interest you.Might explain the your partnership a bit more and the experience of the organization.Best of luck and enjoy the holidays!

(Buy low, fix them up) And on the same block.Get organized. 

My wife volunteers with a non-profit organization that helps international refugees and immigrants learn English and assimilate into American culture.