I'm not opposed to buying/holding, just don't know if that's the best first move.

@Jared Smith I hold a quarterly networking event in Reading.  

So my BP cred shouldn't hold me back on the first one.

Buy & Hold. 2.

But my strategy is buy and hold.

With her 14yr experience in condo property management with a Chicago portfolio, we have decided to capitalize on that knowledge to build our own portfolio through buy & hold opportunities, specifically multi-unit properties.  

I offer to fund a flip of there house, they would get the number they were seeking for their house plus a percentage of whatever the profits are after all expenses, holding costs, realtor fees etc..have been paid.

I would love to master the concepts of  wholesaling, buy and flip, and buy and hold.

My plan is to wholesale to build capital for buy and hold. 

Hellocan anyone recommend a good Real Estate TurnKey solution to get into the Buy & Hold business for multi-family units?