@Victor N. - Thank you Victor.

I'm with @Basit Siddiqi and @Eamonn McElroyFirst of all, stop flipping (or wholesaling) in your Buy N Hold LLC. 

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Originally posted by @James N.

Or would the strategy be to only buy in the up-n-coming pockets, brrrr, and rent at a price that prices out a potentially sketchy tenant-pool?

This will give you a huge head start.That being said, without knowing much about your background and experience, I'm with @Julie N. on this.

I would hook up with a paid/unpaid mentor that has the same goals as you or close to them. meaning, don't hook up with a fix-n-flip guy if you want long term SF Rentals or if you do find a SF rental mentor as well. 

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Medford.

Purchase price: $100,000

Cash invested: $20,000

Sale price: $185,000

This is a fix and flip from a Probate List and ...

its in the chicago market a investor/wholesaler friend is giving me 1st dibs on it the address is 3746 n central ave apt 1D there is pictures online im still trying to figure out how to best analyze the deal my goal is to do a burr either with hard money, fha, w202 loan where it wraps in rehab or a combo of all to 1.make some cash flow its my 1st deal not trying to go brazy 2.when i refinance pocket as close to 20k cash as possible with out putting in more than 3-7k of my own money thus allowing to go find another hopefully bigger better deal with that cash and stack and repeat.