There may be good deals later after the effects of all this play out, but there's still good deals to be had now.  

The JOBS Act went into effect in 2015.Under Reg A+, a company can:Raise up $50 million in capital in a 12-month periodPublicly solicit investors and advertise, as long as you include certain disclaimersAvoid the cost and complications of SEC and state securities registrationsReceive an expedited, streamlined review of its offering memorandumConfidentially submit its offering memorandum to the SECIssue unrestricted securities to investors, potentially creating a secondary marketNow, all those sound great for a syndication offering, right? 

I’m just wondering if anyone has any tips on the most cost effective way for choosing shingles/roofers and someone to assess the carport.

I’m just wondering if anyone has any tips on the most cost effective way for choosing shingles/roofers and someone to assess the carport.

Being 16, I’m taking this extremely seriously since I know if I can manage this early on, I get that snowball effect much quicker: So I suppose my questions are 1) how many FHA’s could I get?

It is not terribly effective to talk about deal structure until you define the underlying operating philosophy.

I realize these estimates will play into the CoCROI which is likely to have some effect on my willingness to purse a deal.

Then, rent out 2 or 3 other units to live effectively mortgage free!

I agree that communication, organization, and accountability are all key in being effective and efficient in achieving your goals.

Bigger Pockets has so many interview videos with successful wholesalers, and here are some of my favorite YouTube channels to watch on that subject: The Dominique Effect, Brent Daniels, Max Maxwell, Kris Krohn, Phil Pustejovski, Clever Investor, Wholesaling, Inc., Propelio TV, Flipping Mastery TV, and real estate attorney William Bronchick.