I'll be using the techniques outlined in Carleton Sheets course to acquire properties for no money down that will still cashflow... and I suspect this will work well in my area since rentals with conventional financing can be acquired with a gross rent multiplier of 50-60.In 8-12 months I hope to have completed 3 rehabs, have $50k in capital, and 2-6 rental units which cashflow $100-250 each per month.

We're currently trying to get started in acquiring a rental utilizing the BRRR technique in Florida.

There are many faucets to the game that I would like to expand to and learn more about, such as: flips, different financing techniques, building a business, etc..

Though I'm not holding my breath that they will catch up on rent anytime soon.I did actively work to get them out using various legal techniques.

Use other marketing techniques as well, such as pay per click on facebook or instagram. 

It will teach you the very important skills and techniques you need to perform due diligence on a passive investment.It will teach you the very important skills and techniques you need to perform due diligence or a passive investment.2.

what techniques are being used to wholesale reo's other than using flash cash??

I feel like I am missing a step in actually finding a prospective seller that I can try the techniques I learned in these books lol

Of course I want to learn all of the strategies and techniques of real estate investing, but feel that I need to start with wholesaling first to create capital, since i dont have much money to start with.

I find many of the podcasts here very helpful, and my two BP heros are Sharad Mehta and Grant Cardone.What I struggle with now is that I learned all this great information from BP by my local market is in a bubble and I want to avoid it but I don’t know how to apply the techniques to build an out-of-state system.