I’m waiting to sign the property management agreement with the company I’ve chosen until the mortgage has the LLC’s name on it so that the LLC is making the contract with the PM Co and not myself. 

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I HAVE NO IDEA WHO IS HAVING A GOOD EXPERIENCE WITH RENTREDI BUT AFTER 3 MONTHS OF NOTHING BUT ISSUES I HAVE CHOSEN TO CANCEL. 

I honestly thought wholesaling was a great pathway into REI with using very little capital to start and it may be but I have chosen a different route since then. 

I love the place, & really want it (if i'm chosen to be the tenant), so what advice would you give me if I were to proceed?

I agree with the other comments that you should learn as much as you can about your chosen business. 

I’ve been a member for a few months and I’ve been poring over information and it’s kinda overwhelming.

I always try to work with what I have first before I think about painting brick, and a lot of the time it's not the brick that's objectionable but the colors that were chosen to go along with the brick (like in this post).

If you are attending real estate networking events, connecting with wholesalers, networking online, and leveraging every avenue possible to expand your real estate network, then those actions more so than your chosen path will be what lead to deals. - I know some flippers that have depressing tax bills every year and I know some long term rental investors that roll forward depreciation every year.

@Jd Martin,Working on your truck might well be considered recreation, even a hobby, as might pulling weeds...... as long you understand that you are ELECTING to do so rather than going out and finding the next profitable deal(s).Until you've achieved your own chosen level of success, procrastinating the electives might be considered asserting a work ethic.