Current situation: Early 30s, both live and work in town in professional jobs (CPA, real estate appraiser).

Once done you can even share the results in an amazingly professional way to anyone who needs to know: BP community, lenders etc.

There is a lot of great information here on BP on the topic and many professionals in the field who are active contributors.

For millennials all they really need is a overstuffed couch and a web connection for their adult toys.I believe they make their income as professional bloggers.

This thread is confirming my suspicions that I would most likely come across as a pest looking to waste the valuable time of a professional, with nothing more than the prospect of possibly funneling some business their way, IF several things fall neatly into place.

At that point he had been in school 8 years and been a professional student. 

I'll let the professionals handle the management of the property.All the best,Jorge

If you hired a professional service to come out and clean it, it would cost more than $10-20.  

So it's been a bit exciting for me to see what's in store for my community, the market that it's in and opportunities that can happen.A couple tips I learned over the years to figure out the market/community I'm involved in South Jersey:Attending SoPro Professional Networking Events.

Now I was looking through some of my hand picked properties yesterday, and saw a beautiful 1920's colonial that needs professional restoration, at a great price, where I think a flip is the best way to go.