Here are the details:Purchase Price: $105,000Received Commission: $0Estimated Rehab: $10,000Estimated Time Frame: 3 monthsSold Price: $180,000Actual Costs: Approximately $13,250 with escrow fees, agent fees, carrying costs and rehabNet Profit: $61,150 or 51.4%Before Pictures:What I Learned:- Networking can bring immense value.- Be prepared to take advantage of an opportunity at a moments notice.- Smaller homes sell quicker and usually have lower rehab costs.- Don't undersell the property.

I immensely appreciate the help! 

Keep up the Good work @Joshua Dorkin, well done on scaling the business.The Bigger pockets community helps immensely with investing in the USA all the way from down under N.Z. 

(I know many people would argue this shouldn't hold me back) So I figured I could either start wholesaling, in which I would have to create a buyers list and network with other investors that I could potentially find deals for, which I would be find with, and could potentially help me out immensely in getting started with no money.

Good tactical advice above.I'm no super 10x uber success, but I've found going a little above and beyond with the little things has helped me immensely. 

When the bubble burst in the housing market, we benefited from an immense supply of great tenants, while the bubble is inflating we get appreciation and increased rents. 

Anything that you can provide in the form of insight and recommendations would be immensely appreciated before I go and make any offers

I mean, the gain from doing that has to be immense.

Unlike Realtors we don't have to drive people around looking at 20 different houses, allowing immense scaleability, as this guy shows.

Being a 4-unit helps immensely.