My question is if you’re a full time fix and flipper looking to get into buy/hold real estate does that career path give you better skills, better deals, and a better chance of knowing the business and acquiring more buy/hold investments vs just being an employee or a business owner running some random company? 

I'd certainly contribute if a Go Fund Me page was set up for the OP.Just a few additional random thoughts: I'm not a lawyer, but I know enough to say that nothing described in this thread is truly actionable.

It was when I was researching these Turnkey operators when I randomly found a guy on this forum who posted his spreadsheets from a few properties he and his partner have.

Instead of just blurting out random industry insights and sending those out to all of them. 

I did that method but I kept accidently chipping away too much in random spots and having to break out more and more to replace, and finally ended up just tearing up the entire floor.

They were zoned pretty randomly though so that may have scared off some buyers.

Don't just download a random contract from the internet or make your own.

I clicked on one of your links randomly..Sevierville Vacation Rental Tax Information13.13 %tax to collect from guests18returns per year (remitted Monthly, Quarterly & Annually)1 - 2secretary of state registrations (optional)180consecutive night stays or less are taxable Taxes can vary by address.18 returns per year is insane...

They literally could have used a random number generator for as much effort at they put into deriving the cap ex number. 

I was netting $500 a month but the way I saw it was I'd pay $500/month to NOT get a call from a scammy HOA trying to nickle and dime me for random violations.