I have had my real estate license for 3 years and have been studying wholesaling for a little under a year but have a few questions before I start making offers.

Studying successful investors through books, seminars, or online content can provide valuable insights.When evaluating potential borrowers, conduct thorough due diligence.

KFN has great tools to assist in understanding all there is regarding the program, which I studied in my spare time prior to starting to search for opportunities.I am in Chicago and started looking at properties in the 1st quarter of 2018, after several viewings, I identified 2 SFRs of which KFN became my partner via a JV in the 2nd quarter of 2018 for one out of the 2 submitted.The support is phenomenal and they are legit.  

I did not see any cracks in the slab from the point loads, but I also did not study this.  

One year we did a cost segregation study on a newly purchased more expensive property to accelerate depreciation for a tax deferment.

Hello, I am standing up an investment firm and holdings company  as a part of our services, I want to offer Cost Segregation studies to both investors and limited partners in our network.

I would say the posts concerning the 1600 block of N 27th Street is a good case study of where NOT to buy if that's your objective.

I am studying areas (zip code by zip code) with income levels above 45k and employment rate less than 3%.

Pick a market and begin to study it. 

An environmental impact study?