With a plan and some education under your belt, you'll feel a bit more confident about taking some action.

With my wife being a realtor and access to the MLS and me being a contractor we are almost there.We are looking for an investor who has a few flips under their belt to show us the way as a mentor, and who is willing to partner up for are first few flips.

I want to try to get at least one note under my belt so I can say I can determine if It is something I want to jump in fully.

Been wholesaling for 2 years now with about 25 deals under my belt. 

I've got 20 years of property management experience under my belt so maybe I'm dumb enough to try this. 

(I have 1 flip under my belt and my friend has several.)  

Living in the rust belt there is more of a demand of people looking to rent so it is fairly easy to find people, but I am a little bit more thorough with background checks so I may sit on a property for a month and wait for decent prospects.That being said my scenario (A): I just bought a house that was up to sell quick because the previous owner is elderly with dementia without  any kin.

I pulled the comps, informed myself about the area, and was so sure that I was gonna get my first deal under my belt.  

Get your NY license, get some practice under your belt, then when you relocate to Florida, you'll have some experience going in.

Interesting - http://www.costar.com/News/Article/SWH-Residential-to-Build-228-Unit-Apt-Complex-Along-Beltline/173144