If you aren't attached to your current place and are able to make the numbers work then why not.  

My current CPA and recent Attorneys I’ve spoken with aren’t super real estate investment savvy.

@Sami Gren What Kelly is basically saying is that recording a conversation that you aren't a part of is illegal. 

@Beverly Anderson non-investors are always warning against the risks of investing (that's why they aren't investors). 

It’s soooo obvious who parents well and who is checked-out....letting the kids run all over and get into things that aren’t theirs.

A solid amount of the listed properties are owned by people who don't understand how to value/price small MF and brokers who aren't really running cash flow/ p&l analysis. 

Sellers aren't distressed enough here for you to buy at a point where you've got room to do a flip anyway.

If you aren't ready to absolutely grind and turn over every single rock in hopes to find a deal, you won't last in wholesaling. 95% of those who get started wholesaling fail, and they're motivated!

And really, they should have enough capital (cash, line of credit or something) so that they aren't waiting for a draw in order to fund the next chunk of work.

@Jenae Young General contractors aren't licensed in Texas.