There is lots of grey area, lots of bad info online about wholesaling being "completely legal", and many gurus teaching it the wrong way.

Right now I am concentrating on a single style (LTR small multi in CT) and a catastrophic event here would frankly put me out of business. 

When you're wearing that boring Broker hat you should take your boys outside and teach them how mowing the lawn works here in Ohio.That will only lead the team to start posting and replying on Greener Pockets so maybe that's not the best idea.

Early investing builds equity, generates income, and teaches property management skills, but may strain finances.

No room, then I question how serious they are about training...and you need training....real estate school teaches you laws, contracts, and concepts. 

Occasionally you can buy a side-by-side, which offers a very different life style, as you don't hear your neighbor walking around upstairs. 

I am sure there are qualified people to train you, but I would warn you to have anything Pace Morby or anyone else teaches reviewed by your attorney.  

See what $ homes are selling for and in what area, condition, style etc.

Teaching personal finance, woodshop, home repair, car repair (the mechanical part) and cooking should be required at every high school.

We tried to do the showings open house style, "I'll be there 10-noon today and 2-4pm tomorrow, stop by."