What should my next step should I try to get it under contract?

We never did rent it to anyone other than my sister-in-law for a short time.I now live in what will probably our "forever home" and am interested in getting into real estate to start making some passive income and ultimately quit my day job.I have listened to a TON of the bigger pockets podcasts and am primarily interested in renting, however, I also don't mind getting my hands dirty and have dabbled in contracting some jobs out myself so may get into flipping as well.My wife and I are big fans of Dave Ramsey and are within about 5 years of paying off our house.

I just got my second property under contract.

I already have a sales contract signed with a builder to build a duplex.

Thank you aaron I personally have no experience in fire damage so my plan was to get it under contract and wholesale it.

I got a call and contracted a house for $120k that needed about $20k in renovations and would sell for about $200k.

Also, don't be afraid to lob a low-ball offer, and explain that you can't come up unless you have more info.If you like the real estate, just get it under contract.

When you do, you just turned this into a Land Contract in court. 

The big buyers that are larger companies handle everything in house once under contract but ultra high net worth individuals expect you to help them with everything along the way.    

I'm looking to go into contract on a 3 properties that I have not seen yet.