Don’t rely too much on others to guide you ultimately, there will be many voices that tell you how difficult real estate can be, about tenants who flush steaks down the toilet (has happened to me) and evictions in NY.

I have a neighborhood grade guide my team has been working on in Ohio.

The only thing we suggest to our guests is if they are able to start the dishwashwer before they leave it is helpful to our cleaners, but otherwise just lock the door when you leave and have a safe trip home.

Can anyone point me to a step-by-step guide for end buyers working with wholesalers?

@Orlando Kell In that case one of my other favorite books outside of Jscotts that I recommend is What Your Contractor Can't Tell You: The Essential Guide to Building and Renovating

Also, I am just not sure how many people are doing road trips in the winter (I would and should do more), but not sure everyone loves the snow and winter like I do.

Strategic land acquisition is crucial for large-scale development projects, and having a clear vision for the property's future use helps guide decision-making.

Names Christian, I’ve, been doing real estate investing for bout a year now, worked on my first property which wasn’t the best ideal situation, but it was an amazing learning experienced that I wouldn’t trade, made a lot of mistakes that after all the classes and events i have attended i am learning where i went wrong, and really in need of a coach to help guide me in the right direction, i do have a game plan in place and the goal i want to reach  just need to be helped its a path.

I advise everyone I talk to about remote investing to take your time and take a trip to see who it is you'd be working with before you start buying. 

In my opinion, that is one of the safest and cheapest ways to break into your market locally, without some "guru" selling you on their Real Estate Investing guide or whatever.