Hello everyone,  I 've come across few youtube video that teaches people how to use a business credit card to cover the downpayment, soft cost, and etc... 

Software has full project management capabilities -- I do the scheduling for each project on it, daily logs are included, estimates, budget reports, all photos/videos. 

Since then throughout the remainder of college I began to dabble and read around the BP forums, listened to a few podcasts, watched some youtube videos etc.I'm interested in rental properties, and think I have a good network in Abilene (where I went to school) to be able to have a steady flow of renters to the students and as a bonus, the real estate there is fairly inexpensive so seems like a good place for a beginner.

Check out the videos on his site (www.the1031investor.com) that do a great job explaining how 1031s work.If it were me, I'd focus on:The 4 ways REI makes money.The power of long-term appreciation and compounding interest.Tax advantages.How and when to use leverage.An example of how to analyze a rental property, so they can see the different expenses and realize it's not just Rent - Mortgage = Cash Flow

Do I receive video of my pre and post make ready?

If you dont think temperment and breed type isnt bred into dogs, look at this video:https://www.facebook.com/DogLikeaWeapon/videos/400883464031742/

For a fool proof system, you should have a camera in the NVR room, and the NVR should upload motion-sensed recordings to location off site.If you've never used a video surveillance system before, keep in mind that most low-end systems have cameras with built in LEDs (some that you can't turn off) for night time recording.

You can also have them sent you alert every time someone access these locks, you could enable this setting for empty property so you get alert as soon as squatter is in.2) Security cameras: Make sure you buy the ones that upload stuff on Internet and have motion detection at least and offer upto 30 days video history (or you can create a setup to download video history from Internet to your personal local drive.

So I’m finally starting my wholesaling journey after doing a month of research, listening to podcast, and every YouTube video I could find.

If you are investing from out of state, I would select the second option.Not sure how long ago the video from WI was from, but inventory is low and it sounds like those numbers were 4-5 yrs ago or you are buying in rougher areas with way more tenant issues and these are old houses in Milwaukee, so more maintenance issues....but then again, what do I know...I just wholesaled a three family for $22k on the Southside to an OOS investor-- squatter in one unit, another tenant with pitbull paying $250 and the other unit vacant.