@Vante'e Keena are you able to cover $100k of unexpected issues that need to be fixed on your flip?

Therefore, we don't need to blow up social media outlets, for email addresses. 

Look through every possible outlet.

I agree with @Will Barnard that you need an outlet source, referral for the properties that are out of your cash range or skill range since you are just getting started.

Is your financial house in order, family ok/ready to live in triplex, pre-approved, back up plan, emergency fund for oops or unexpected. 3.

Keep extra $ for unexpected issues, and build relationships with people who can help

Other things like outlet covers and older furnaces etc, that can be seen from the showings and should not be an issue for the buyer. 

Could be a simple job of changing out outlets, 5 mins each... come to find out (old houses), a lot of times they would wire the outlets and pull excess into the basement or into first floor.

American Plus Bank provides immediate cash outs which is awesome, but I would like to have at least 3 such banks to cover any unexpectedly situations that would affect my business activities.

I suppose there are more lenders willing to take the risk and potential hassle of dealing with an adverse situation with a borrower who takes title in their name and then unexpectedly moves in down the road than there used to be.