I do my own electrical work (after learning about circuits), Air conditioning (after learning about Heat transfer), and even something as simple as treating a pool is just a simple chemical equation.I love real estate.

Life isn't all about partying and what's happening on the social circuit (though office politics and the pecking order is definitely a real thing, and you'd benefit from learning how to navigate that).

I was told there was a flood on a floor above it, but it doesn't see to be a big deal, def. not a deal breaker.

As an agent with a Broker I want to know if all of your deal as lease option and wholesale or owner financing deals have to go through ur broker? So how can one do that? For example you find a house $100k for selling ...

Specifically, things like GFCI breakers in wet areas (kitchen, bath, garage), arc-fault breakers in bedrooms and smoke and CO detectors.Also very likely you'll be required to pull permits (which usually requires a general contractor license) and use licensed subcontractors.

Open your panel and locate the main breaker.

But, I would also like to add in the note to make sure they post something on the Welcoming Forum, as to me it is the ice breaker.

Food disposals (including how to un-jam with the provided wrench, and where the reset button is), certain types of tub spout diverters, GFCI outlets, circuit breakers, etc.

Quite often, investors start off "too hot" and end up either overdeveloping or spending their money too fast - this will definitely short-circuit your plans and severely limit your future options.  

The only drawback is it does take a 5-7 days to get the money which is annoying but not a deal breaker.