@Robert Uceda your mentor did not TEACH you anything if he is telling you to go hit the MLS for "wholesale" deals.

I believe in self teaching and dropped college.

Not a fan of the table style island as it doesn't provide flexibility.

Having lived in SoCal and been to nearly every craft brewery in the Inland Empire, Orange County, and Temecula Valley, I grew very fond of trying new and unique styles of beer and sour ales.

@William MurrellI would love for people to know that I want to build and connect to help each other out and so that later I can teach someone else.

Wholesale just as a bonus, while still looking for my own. 5.5 Teach Homeless people how to get rich.6.

Not worth the investment into training and teaching you how to fill out the purchase agreement. 

I have a railroad style apartment that I used to live in but now rent out.

Not the best writing style but the content is spot on.  

You can become the master of your market if you work at it all the time.Write down everything about the house the seller and the existing financing – you can always come back weeks or months later when you are more informed and make an offer that can be a short term fast equity profit or assignment fee.When this is done you will be knowledgeable of that market and when you are ready to make an offer you’ll know you will be getting a bargain.Find and work with a Mentor – not just anyone who calls themselves a “mentor”, a real down to earth financially successful person who can prove his or her net worth, show you their portfolio and can teach creative financing, no down money deals, delayed settlement, joint ventures, tax sales, negotiations, assignment and will refer you to the professionals who can represent you and close transactions.