If you cannot get that right, those homes will either 1) rot; or 2) get moved out - and it's all for nothing.

Or, you can continue to spin your wheels.

Give yourself some slack - There is enough information and noise in this space to make anyone's head spin.  

I feel like I've read so much on wholesaling and flipping properties that my head is spinning.

I would also focus on building relationships with brokers so you are not spinning your wheel trying to find owners

@Tracie Janoska — check out BP’s podcast #356 — I just listened to it the other day and it offered a fabulous spin on Section 8.

Foundation problems, termites, rot or just a lot of work?

Be sure to spin the idea they will have additional income from selling this to you on contract and if you default, they can sell it again [careful with this, keep their motivation in mind].From your perspective, before you arrive do your homework:  How much is fair market and how much can you pay?   

Trying to figure out the best place where to invest your money can be a never-ending spin.

Which is the entire reason my mind has been spinning since hearing about this product and the possibilities it proposes.