I was woundering if you know any body willing to look at a few pictures of the space and make some quick suggestions as to what they think would work best in the space.

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You've got some great guides for important things like keyword alerts; I'd also encourage you to check out the podcasts (great inspiration, especially while working on your properties) as well as connecting with local RE groups (whether via BP or other sites like Meetup) if you haven't already.  

But for wholesaling, you could ,in theory, generate money quickly with the right deals. 

Half a year later, here I am introducing myself to you all after having read more books than my previous fifteen years put together and devouring every resource I can find, including no less than half of the BP podcasts (almost all played at 1.5x speed; thanks for that epic Quick Tip @Joshua Dorkin and @Brandon Turner).

It's a hot market so if you don't act quickly then you lose the deal in my market.

They should be able to guide you on the best plan suited for your financial and legal situation.My recommendation would be to NOT put each property in a separate LLC.

Any study guides or tips would be greatly appreciated!

Add mentioned above check out the podcasts and read the Ultimate Beginners Guide to Real Estate Investing by BiggerPockets

I am a quick learner, politically savvy, and above all, a people person.