I initially wanted to buy a triplex in south or central Florida and rent out units using a FHA loan to start off but now I am more interested in wholesaling.. eventually learning all exit strategies of course.Any thoughts on where to start is greatly appreciated!

Regardless of the direction taken here, this is a small time operation, you don't have a $100 million syndicator here, so your approach will, eventually be on a one to one basis.

Of course the government will want to collect its money eventually - hence the tax liability.

Anyone with an IQ of less than three figures can relate to a better price like "Discount Furniture".For the advanced learners we might compromise introducing the term "distressed" as eventually, if they hang around in RE they will be exposed to it.We could do that by saying "Buy distressed houses at a discount" or "We get discounts by buying in distressed situations" there are many ways to say it.The issue I see is the contradiction to another term newbies need to understand which is "market value".

Just seeing if in this situation it might be better not to have a partner if I am looking to carry about 4-6 homes eventually (including the one I live in).

I have been able to avoid liens that eventually had the owner file bankruptcy so far.

A cash purchase would be a poor ROI due to the same inflation, yes, but you would be getting probably $600 a month in cash flows - which will be necessary when one of those negative occurrences I threw out occur, which they eventually will.

Your best option is to make friends with or see how you can assist a realtor, and eventually see if you can become their "assistant" to share their access.

I'm also in North Conway, we're living in and rehabbing our first house now to eventually turn into a vacation rental.

It may be an expression of their own fear.Two of the people I worked with eventually dipped their toes into buying rentals because they watched me progress.