So I just bought the two books on flipping and estimating rehab costs, and after glancing at the rehab book I see that in order to very accurately estimate the costs, you need to either be extremely good at everything or hire multiple professionals to take a look at things like the foundation or septic.How can a new wholesaler afford inspections in order to get accurate numbers if they are looking at a lot of places?

@Robert Orrigoni, check out Wendy Patton's book (I have no connection to her, I just like her stuff).

In reading BP (like the book I can't put down) I've read members who said they are so busy with their rentals, they consider the license and being an agent something to delegate out.

The only part of the book I just mentioned that I didn't like was, he didn't explain the sales and being able to negotiate deals.

You'll definitely find enough education here to keep you busy for longer than 3 months, trust me :) Great move buying the book, I also suggest checking out the BiggerPockets Podcasts, if you haven't already.

Hi fellow BP community, I recently got excited of @Brandon Turneridea from his book "Seven Years to Seven Figure Wealth." and for those of you that don't know, the concept of the book is be able to buy more houses just from the free cash flow of your prior rentals.

A book I like is "Every Landlord's Legal Guide."

I then read the book on "Real Estate Investing With Little To No Money Down", another GREAT book I got a ton of information from.

If I'm not sure what something is for from the bank statement, I check the ledger in my check book. I

Mick,I have read his Multi-Family Millions book. I