It gives me some different items to look into; finding an experienced sponsor for my first deal, using crowdfunding websites to familiarize myself and find documents I like, and get creative with the document piece when I am comfortable down the line.

To clarify, I also have Section 8 tenants, and I agree with you that the "Housing Choice" piece is important.

As for brick houses, they certainly can be cheaper when it comes to renovations since in many cases, all you have to do is pressure wash and fix a few boards or siding pieces on the soffit and facia.With all that said, you probably want to find a contractor or two or three that are willing to look at some potential flips and give you some prices as well as some guidelines on estimating the renovation costs on other houses.

One piece of information I forgot to add was that the lease has already expired in October 2022 (Denver, Colorado).

If you really want to make a dent, get a piece of property with extra land to build on.  

It makes some pretty distinctive odors, though I can't tell you want they are.

Here my question:I am new to the forums but I've been stalking around for quite some time listing to the podcasts and questions etc..I'm currently broke. 21 years old BUT I have about $13,000s Line of credit from 2 credit cards with above average credit score.Im trying to fit the pieces of the Wholesaling process together so far I can understand this muchStart->mailing list -> get a potential good deal-> assignment contract-> find a buyer->add markup price->Buyer contract?

It sounds like a piece of cake........Roland

Even if you turn on the light you can't make out a distinctive figure.

Ambition is key, starting moving some pieces together and see how you can get started on your own.