We’ve built a decent size network of investors and have about 500K available to work with at the moment with more available once we prove the concept.

I don’t recommend getting bogged down in the research, but I think it’s important that you are at least clear about basic concepts such as entities versus licenses.Good luck! 

I've already started a journal with my renovation lessons and would appreciate your lessons as well 😊

I’m aspiring to set up a proof of concept the latter half of this year, although it more realistically will happen after the year is over.

I’m aware of the basic concept that a properties NOI determines the value of a commercial property as apposed to comps for single family.

I'll just list a couple here:1) What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cashflow - Frank Gallinelli (no matter what type of investing you do, you will need to know the numbers very well and this book helps you understand all the numbers associated with multifamily investing)2) Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing - Michael Blank (Straight forward, easy to follow guide to getting started in multifamily investing)Lastly, education is fantastic and absolutely essential in this business so take a few months to dive deep on concepts and understanding all the terminology. 

It will help you learn about general real estate ideas and laws, but most of the concepts are not important for the average investor's day to day activities. 

The concept of condominium is a definition of ownership vs a property style.

I Get the concept of wholesaling, find a motivated seller get the property under contract, find a buyer.

@Corina Eufinger I was just discussing this concept at lunch today.