It is more of a function of priced too high as opposed to market exposure.

Pick the most marketable property that has the least income producing function.

Wholesalers perform a valuable function in the market place.

Nobody here can tell you exactly what that will look like for you -- everyone is going to have their own utility function for risk/reward, and you just need to know what you're comfortable with and what works for your goals and plan.So, for me, here would be my strategy:1.

Inspect the RE, consider functional obsolesence (style, materials, age, etc.).

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I am a very visual person and I don't feel confident enough to do something on my own without first seeing it done by someone, so with that in mind I hope to be able to find a mentor that would be willing to teach me the ropes, I don't even care if I put deals together where my mentor would reap the benefits as long as I learn along the way.Any suggestions where I may be able to find such a mentor to help me get started would be really appreciated, and I do hope to continue to learn more from this community as I have found it to be the most substantial fountain of information on this subject anywhere.

I've looked into it a little more and I like the strategy of setting up a management LLC to take rents and and operation LLC for each property (or properties if they don't have much equity)I know this is kindve dumb but I'm having trouble visualizing who the tenant will make the check out to when I move my properties into LLCs

You can find relatively the same sort of returns and yields in every market, so in terms of money function, it is relatively the same.

Speaking to managing expectations of a seller and the additional pre-trade prep work along with how you work the deal as a function of your role, etc..