Through this process, I have realized that there are a number of decent properties out there that need just minor work done and they would return a pretty good profit.I've got a background in mechanical engineering and have a lot of experience in project management and home improvement, so I think that experience would translate well in this field.Looking forward to gleaning some of your wisdom from this site!

So I'm going to start by saying that I have not personally done a sub2/wrap but have gleaned the following info from those that do.

It's a bit of a drive but to glean any information that I can from you would be well worth the effort.

What questions should I ask, information should I glean from her about possibly turning this into a deal after it goes off MLS?

I want to start out by apologizing if this is the wrong thread to post this question under or if a similar answer has already been gleaned under a different discussion.I am extremely new to buying and renting properties, so new that I actually have never bought my first piece of real estate.

I was going back using what I have gleaned here and on Ali's blog to see how I did and to make sure I can confidently analyze my next purchase which I am planning on doing in the next 6 months.

I'm looking forward to gleaning some insight from you!

Realizing you can glean a whole lot of info yourself, right on this site, I still wanted to mention the option. 

Talk to your local professional carpet cleaners to glean from their knowledge... as they have seen and cleaned a wide variety.

All seminars are beneficial to some degree and you can usually glean something new you didn't know before.