Do you want to Wholesale, Fix-n-Flip, Long Term Buy and Holds, or a different option?

I stumbled upon an article that ranks Charlotte #3: http://www.forbes.com/pictures/emeg45hfmk/3-charlotte-gastonia-concord-n-c-s-c/Charlotte is 2 hours from where I live and I have been there a few times but don't have intimate knowledge of the different neighborhoods.

HI everyone my name is tavonte battles im from akron and im very interested in getting into real estate im reading books watching videos I currently work for plus one communications I do tech support for cox communications and dont have a lot of money thats why I want to start whole selling but that how to to talk to customers what I would like to gain from whole selling is knowledge and cash then move on to rental properties and fix n flip I would like to leave my job and focus on this if u have advice on how to get started please tell me also looking for a mentor as well

@Roy N. 

East Humbolt Park do you mean West Bucktown ;),  N side you have to think at some point Rogers Park is going to do its close location to the Lake justice and see the appreciation gains it deserves.   

@Tony Thompson  I say stick with the free n clear high equity properties.

No I actually rent and work in N News during the week and commute to my house in Colonial Hts every weekend.

Dear BP, Seeking advice on the following situation, I am mostly a Wholesale Real Estate Investor & Fix-n-Flip Investor and don't hold any Rentals, so I have never been in this situation, but please read below, and see if anyone has ever been in situation before.There was an investor that was doing a rent-to own with tenants, (Price $36K at 500 per month, 100% of Rent went towards Price)The Investor Sold the Home to me and disclosed to Tenants that I was taking over Agreement (Rent to own) with them, And they had paid 6K so far, So, I wrote a new Agreement with the Tenants at new Price of $30K, Rent $400 Month 100% Goes towards Price, and Tenants Pays Taxes and Insurance (names me additional insured)Tenant Paid rent about 5 Months, Paid Insurance about 2 Months, and Never paid the taxes... 

I would also suggest reaching out to Julie Broad of Rev N You real estate.  

If a tranche is, say, 10 properties for $700K, ideally have 10 D-T so you can swap out financing over the next N years... where N can be any number.