On the listing side I never negotiate the HVAC, waterheater or roof as you can plainly see them without any sort of inspection.On small properties like you are describing, in our area, MD/DC/VA, the age of them does not really affect the value of the property.

If you are extremely real estate motivated and driven,  I'd consider getting my realestate license for your day job. 

I thought making a withdrawal would require some sort of ID or verification.

Anyone in Texas know more on this sort of thing?

But again, usually this is sort of it is what it is type situation.3.

Try posting in the North Carolina forum "Looking for lender near X city" as your subject line and give a little of what you need (like what you posted above) and you should have some good locals provide who they use for this sort of thing.I hope all this makes sense how I am describing this but feel free to tag me with anything additional you want to ask.  

I’m new to real estate and have so much motivation to get into investing but not sure where to start and would love some guidance.

Currently 17 and waiting until I’m 18 to get my first property under contract to keep myself motivated I have been getting leads in my free time just so I can get the hang of it and understand it more, however I haven’t called anyone yet because I didn’t want to call if I wasn’t serious about getting it under contract yet but I was just wondering what some of the wholesalers in this forum might think.

However, in any deal you must still bring some value to the table (capital, experience, ability, resources, etc) otherwise the remaining parties have no motivation for your involvement.As a new investor with no demonstrable track record capital is your easiest ticket to the table.  

Its motivational and talks a bit about how to get started.