Wholesale Pros: Quick Money, Cash to invest in other opportunities that I love and have mastered, I don't have to deal with contractors, I can just be done and move on.Wholesale Cons: I love the house (oops), I love it's potential, I need to learn to landlord at some point, inexperience with wholesaling

@Greg Dickerson about your point on buying my own deal : I do have adequate capital to go solo on a small commercial deal, but I feel it's smarter to share equity and gain someone's experience on a first deal then to go all in and make some bad choices due to inexperience.

"Yea like he funds the deals, that's all." this one statement speaks volumes to your youth and inexperience. 

Too much youth, instability and inexperience.

I told my wife, if we make $0, I made $100k + in experience and knowledge.I have some interesting ideas for the Topeka area.

I will admit that my question is largely due to my inexperience in the field.

It’s just a matter of taking that big step forward in the face of a lot of uncertainty and inexperience.

By the way, I'm just looking for other angles that I may have missed due to my newbie inexperience- I've been presented several points from others that I had never thought of, that I had missed completely. 

But that was a mistake I made more from my inexperience at the time of being too soft (in general) then being too soft because they lived next door. 

Frank: We are already thinking about taking about two years to save up and learn before jumping in, both because of our inexperience and in hopes that the pricing in market may go down (at least that is what I have heard from some).My introduction to the BP podcasts has been through YouTube, and rather sporadic at best.