Sifting through sooo much information seems to generally be the biggest issue. 

I also know some of the biggest wholesalers in the area that have huge buyers lists that could dispose of it quickly with no commissions to realtors.

This is the biggest waste of time feature. 

One of the biggest mistakes that many investors make is to forego the planning part.  

As acquisitions have slowed, there is much more focus on the day-to-day, including a lot of chatter about OpEx and the biggest issue for most fans of the Southeast: insurance.

I think the biggest value is the community and the access to contracts, but I have yet to really engage in the community in person or use a contract, so I don't even know how legit those are. 

I do have four years of experience working in mortgage departments for two of the biggest four banks in the US, so if anyone has casual questions about residential mortgage products, but you're not necessarily ready to talk to a lender, let me know.

Biggest thing I can recommend is hiring a legit management company that will take landlords who don’t own a lot of units seriously.

My biggest advice would be to take your time and do as much research as possible.

Its the biggest trick to grow