While catching up with an online gaming buddy I haven't spoken to in 5 years, he mentioned this website and podcast. 

I officially started my ground search (not online, walking through the areas) for MF properties this past weekend and found so many buildings with "For Sale By Owner" that are nowhere to be found online.   

Guys, how many of you buy directly from the Courthouse, these days it is online, not on the steps . lolNobody can find good deals on Hubzi, Hudson, Xome etc. 

This is because the VA loan has extra requirements for appraisal (BLUF: they must be safe, structurally sound, and sanitary — no big fixer uppers).The real value in the loan is being to put no money into the deal up front giving you a greater CoC return for the right deal.

Get your contracts from an attorney if you want to be as safe as possible.  70% is likely not going to be an option in LA even for a wholesaler unless you way overestimate ARV (which some people do)  The list will probably be trial and error until you learn what works best in the specific area you are targeting, but you may have slightly less competition with owner occupied homes.

I'd focus more on the kitchen if either that or the bathroom.If you've never screened before, you can use a background and credit check platform through your local LL association or any number of online sites like cozy or smart move.A realtor/PM will most likely charge 1 month's rent to place. 

I think its safe to say it was a good investment.

The Beginning of your statement sounds like bird dogging but i get what your saying.and overall these are some great advice and all these apply to all of those that have this same problem right now, i always believed that  trying to get loans searching online or asking around which isnt a bad thing to do but the likely chance of someone getting a loan to help them out with a credit score this low is unlikely as some of ya said, so there is only one way to do that and that is to work and pay the debts off, mainly the utility bills that need to get tended to especially if you wanna live in your own space again, or if its for the first time.We all had some unfortunate circumstances in life, Death in the family, force to get bills put in your name by someone so they didn't take the blame of not dealing with those bills themselves, and that's someone you don't wanna live with trying to push everything on you  and make it your responsibility, sad reality but at the end of the day it gonna be your responsibility anyways later on.

So I decided to make another post and ask completely different question: is there any list of online paid mentors (consultants), who I could hire to help/teach me with what I want in entirely online based real estate business?

I'm a new member but not new to real estate and I'm glad to finally be a part of an online community to share insights and exchange information.