The market is so inflated right now, many properties have weak numbers for long term rental and great numbers for short term rental. 

@Danny Schmidt the market for a lot of condos is pretty weak right now because of COVID's impact on close-in, city properties.

However, here is my one big takeaway - don't expect to use FB as a band-aid to shore up a weak site with low credibility. 

I must admit this has been a weakness of mine!

Make a list of your strengths and weaknesses and see which type of investing corresponds best. 

Wow.. your story was just what I needed to read this morning.Even more inspirational than your REI experience is your determination to work around what most would consider a weakness (dyslexia).

Everyone has strengths and weaknesses, and not everyone is a good match for every job.  

The more people who waste their time with this stuff, the less competition I have.I think you're a very intelligent person who is also weak minded, because you know exactly what I'm saying, but don't have the balls to concede the point. 

Obviously the Seller believes they will get more money on the sale (for whatever reason)Personally I think 2 tings when I see this.[1] the Seller is covering for some weakness in negotiating (and it might rightfully be so); or[2] Seller is going to be Cantankerous in negotiating (ie. believes SFH lived in for decades is worth 4 times what it's worth because places in the good part of town sell for a lot more, and refuses to factor in the "Decline" their own neighborhood has had since 1959 when they bought it), and the Agent wants to list it hoping the seemingly-lowball offers will wake the Seller up as to it's true value).Just my 2 cents.

Wholesaling is not for the timid or weak.