We realize it wont be as affordable upfront, but feel like we may have a few less headaches in the southside/intracoastal west parts of town.I've tried to get in contact with some wholesalers to help us find a deal, but I either can't get them to call us back, or they're not willing to work with me since I am partnering with someone else out of Orlando.

I realize that there are no photos of the inside, but I've been to the property a few times and after much deliberation my contractor believes it would take a total of about 60K-80K to fix up.

I realize this question has a TON of variables but just looking for guidance on where to start this process.

They may dig in their heals or they may be smart and realize that their kids name on a police report isn't good. 

After all, they haven’t had their property on the market for them to realize they are valuing the property too high.In times like these where properties are selling over asking price, how are you getting deals done on properties that are not on the MLS?

I’ve quickly realized information overload is a very real thing, and would love to know the best places to start in all forms of information (books, podcast, blogs, YouTube videos, webinars, etc...)

& as it's the proverbial flip, don't forget to deduct the 'income tax' due when you file for that year.I've had a couple of fellow investors realize that they barely broke even after ALL THAT WORK. 

If you have a buyer who will realize some cost savings from the economies of scale, they may be willing to pay a little bit more since they are acquiring multiple properties at once.

You realize that wholesalers are NOT investors?

I've realized that most top 100 US metros are being oversaturated with investors and DE in general seems to have really low property tax and good rental rates.I'm looking for some help in hearing people's opinions on the following 3 things:1.