There are also many experienced investors here on BP that offer training and coaching.

I go into every Denver property thinking there Is a sewer issue, so if he is experienced he should know it comes with the territory (root intrusion, clay pipe, pipe broken at the tap, etc etc).

Hey Christina,According to ConsumerReports.org, the national average cost of a bathroom remodel is $16000, so say $20k with a $4k fudge-factor when engineering your deal (I always round up to the next $5000 when planning.

Both markets experienced double digit price appreciation over the last 18 to 24 months.

My aunt is a real estate broker in Suffolk County so I told her about my plans and while she didn't understand why anyone would want to purchase properties from a wholesaler with no experience, she got me an appointment to meet with a friend of hers who is a very experienced investor in Nassau County (where I live).

Again, just my opinion based on my experience, but I'd love to learn from you, Kal, if you've experienced something different.

I am not sure how other more experienced investors do it.

Yeah, the BP engine mangles some parts of the link, so google search for this:site: biggerpockets.com/forums fractured condoBut take away the space between "site:" and the letter "b".

If you want an honest, experienced opinion from the training development side, let me know.FYI: Why is training so expensive to build?

It might be worth paying someone experienced from your local real estate investor group to walk you through.So many questions with your post that you can't get solid direction here.