I'd also recommend checking out your local REIA to meet established wholesalers and investors.

First establish a solid ARV/Market Value for to property you are evaluating.  

Thank you BP family for such quick replies, as far as my goals and situation, I would love to buy well below market value and be able to get a purchase agreement to assign to rehab buyers, I dont have much for immidiate income rought 5k but i have roughly 30k in available credit and a fairly good credit history and score, thank you again for your quick replies means a lot to me.

@Jerry Alvey I'm surprised that the company you used to establish the plan did not assist you with this step.

I'm thinking to mainly focus on the European office markets where lots of transformations were established. 

I'm not incredibly familiar with the area, but I know Bayside is more of an upper-middle class, well-established neighborhood.

It’s a lot more difficult for the corporation to qualify for the property unless you’ve established the business already unless it’s 5+ doors. 

You can back into it after you established a desired cap-rate.

@Tim Chen  I usually share what I can freely because I like to be a resource to others - I also probe a lot to learn as much as I can from others too..

You have a lot to consider here.