Hi @Ryan Cauzza I guess my biggest concern for you would be jumping all in right away with $1 million in rentals if you haven't had experience handing that many.

In an effort to quicken the learning curve involved in learning to wholesale properties, I would like to know what your biggest mistakes were when you first began wholesaling/investing.

The biggest part of building credit is setting yourself up for success.

I think this is the biggest thing that caused me so much grief when I first started.

That is the biggest guess as it can go a little all over the board.

I think one of the biggest things that separates the good from the bad is manners. 

The biggest losers though are the ones that have the inability to adjust underwriting models to the times.

The obvious biggest benefit for student rentals is the higher rent compared to non-student rentals as long as the unit is in a good location. 

This town is an up and coming neighborhood that I believe is going to be one of the biggest appreciation markets in Oregon.

I started with slightly negative net worth, no cash, and a pocket full of dreams ;) So not too shabby I think..Some other like David, Bebe, Minh, Ben, etc. have crushed it even more ;) I think my biggest mistake in investing was completely ignoring flips while I was building my rental portfolio..