Most of which have been awhile for quite some time and the owners are probably either passing the management on to their next generation or struggling to keep them running.

I have 3 rentals in your state, 2 are BRRRR'd I want to buy a 4th, funds lock and loaded but this is where I'm struggling to decide where to deploy the capital..

To break through this initial struggle, stay positive and rely on that network of contacts you have been building.Look for Multiple Streams of IncomeNew investors generally want to be in the rehab world.

When you are getting started, you may struggle to know what’s real and what is not.

I'm just struggling on finding any trailers to roll into the park.

Either overtime at work will dry up and they won't be able to make payments anymore and it all goes away as they struggle to keep everything insisting they still have a great life they earned, interest rates go up and the same thing happens or even a minor accident happens and they're out of work for a month.

@John Bohannan - real estate is local so you're going to struggle if you're looking to wholesale the 'Florida market'.

I'm still struggling with what all to include in the letter.

I live in the Greenfield, IN area and would prefer to invest near where I live but have just been struggling with this part of analyzing deals. 

My guess is you'll struggle finding any new commercial tenant with broken glass on the front of the building.