I'd like to meet up with some investors experienced in my area as well, but the property taxes in Volusia county are really high, like 1.5-1.75X what they are in Jacksonville, just running the numbers with all else being equal I feel like that's a disadvantage for buy and hold.

Experienced buyers of lower and mid priced properties may be used to seeing an assignment fee in the $5-7k range, maybe $10k. 

But what shocks me is how experienced realtors will get these inspection reports and say, the buyer is ready to walk because of the long list of serious concerns.  

I am looking for a good/experienced insurance agent in Toledo OH.

One of the major advantages of BP is that people here really want to help and there is a high probablity that they have already experienced what you are going through.

This is a gist of the situation and someone experienced with this should understand where I'm getting at.

Have you thought about partnering with an experienced wholesaler and taking advantage of their connections?

Pretty sure there are a number of reasons why this property is back on the market, but I'd like to hear some possible feedback from someone who may have experienced this as a new investor.

I'm medium experienced investor focused primarily on rehabbing.

With that being said, if there are any experienced investors in the Dallas, Waco, or Austin Texas area who wouldn't mind showing a new guy a few things, or even letting me work with you part time (not looking for a job, just mentorship), I would be very grateful.