I've heard a lot of experienced Wholesalers say that it's not good for a newbie to start off with foreclosures/pre foreclosures because of the difficulties.

@Nik MoushonI think storage is a great investment however, I will agree with @Greg Dickerson in that storage is extremely popular right now which is making buying a bit more risky and difficult. I

This of course is guessing without the privalage of seeing the jobsite and does not account for construction difficulties like hillsides, stairs to property, limited parking/street access, etc.

I wonder if there are any investors having difficulty finding buyers for their single family homes? 

But it's hard to determine where those are without some on the ground experience and knowledge.In terms of finding tenants, I don't expect that will be difficult - I post only to gosection8.com and get a lot of interest.  10 showings per day type interest.  

Even if the numbers "work" in theory, they don't draw savvy investors because there's just too much risk with crime, vandalism, high turnovers, low quality tenants and even difficulty retaining contractors to work on the properties and property managers to manage them.

Then in the 1980s, CBS ran the special After All Those Years, which presented situations where people lost their pensions when companies ran into financial difficulty.

As a parent I have found that most kids who tend to bully have parents that tend to try an bully, so expect difficulty.  

I'm sorry to hear that you're facing difficulties finding a responsive property management team in Wichita.

I was indicating the difficulty of succeeding in the $30k RE for the OOS investor that cannot do the items that you can do that can allow you to succeed.