If you end up doing a liner make sure to have camera inspection first to look for breaks, cracks, or tree roots. also if you need to replace the line its likely other leaks will happen in the house. the remaining old pipe may shift during and crack/break (my personal nightmare experience) just be ready to replace most of the waste lines.

Regardless of whether you believe it, I would check out @Brandon Turner's video on the 50% rule, here.I think the 'quit my job' strategy is much more viable for people actively running flips.

I have contributed in writing several real estate books, written many articles and blogs on real estate investing as well as created more than 200 instructional videos on real estate investing currently being posted on Twitter - Joe Jurek CPA and You Tube - Joe Jurek Real Estate Investing Adventures.I also wrote a book and made an infomercial on how to profit from leveraging Craigslist and eBay, entitled “Buy Local and Sell Global”.Having traveled through almost all 50 states, I currently reside in Central Florida with my family and I enjoy spending time at the beach or all the theme-parks. 

I seen video after video, article after article about how to find deals and how to make deals.

I had it on camera.

One of the best tip that I can to people is that invest in quality cameras for their listings and even take it one step further with video.Action cameras like GoPro are great to get wide angle view of the house and the street, a drone footage around the neighborhood showing parks or market will really increase the interest of potential buyer and help you sell more houses.

I set up a 1 on 1 session, 4 pm PCT today with Glenn.Here is a video of the session.

Im reading, watching videos, doing some of what I can to learn the most before my first deal.

Also, Be sure to do a very thorough move in inspection including detailed pictures and/or video.  

I also ask for pics and a video walk through so I understand the deal.