You stated you read every article and watched all the Youtube videos but joined the forum yesterday and then want to know why people are questioning whether you can pull off a multi-million wholesale deal that many experienced wholesalers wouldn't be able to pull off.If you have acquired that much knowledge from your studies, it seems the questions you're asking would have been covered and leaves readers wondering if you have a clue as to what you're doing.The members that responded each have thousands of posts and have been on here a long time so don't prematurely discard their comments as not being valid.

I plan on switching to a local driving job when I acquire a property. 

The initial numbers I ran did not take into account remedy the crawl space issues so I would need credit on it to move forward.

You might also look into investing in yourself to acquire training and skills to get a better higher paying job.

I acquired the property subject-to, and the existing mortgage is with Ameris Bank, and they would do it, but they say I'd need to go to the local branch -- and I don't live in one of their states.I'm almost done with rehab, so I'm on the hunt for a bank that can provide this LOC.

@Rahul Srivastava Zillow and Redfin are great resources to acquire different properties.

I do hope things slow down so I can acquire properties at a lower price but I'm not letting that completely dictate my plan. 

A property manager should help you to stabilize your newly acquired property, I'd be careful with a turnkey company who overprices the property and then provides crappy management because they just accept any tenant who will pay the highest rent so they can sell you the property for more based upon cap rate.

Or is that something that I would do after acquiring the property?

So, I put together the following decision tree to help you decide which purchase method was best for acquiring a long-term profitable investment.Other ConsiderationsTurnkey vs.