I figured if I could start out small or smaller than most larger apartments I could gain the knowledge and experience from owning and operating and apply that down the road with larger acquisitions.

I've done $0 to it (other than fix some operations)

First time posting here.TLDR: I am a new RE investor and have questions regarding long term wealth generation through RE.My Background:I am 23-year-old recent college graduate looking to purchase my first home/investment property in the greater Denver area.

I'm just getting started in wholesaling what software I can use to generate buyer and seller leads in the Pennsylvania area

I use Venmo to collect and then transfer to my operating account used solely for my rental. 

Or, because it’s your standard operating procedure w/ no exceptions, take your pick.  

Ideally you want to get to the point with your buy and hold operation where you have enough surplus cash flow coming in each month where you can cover a line of credit for your properties.

Im not playing in SW WI, but i do in Northern WI, you really need to know your market and numbers, compas are tougher to understand, but I do well im my markets, the majority of my portfolio is either rural, or in towns below 15K people. if you have a good team and a PM that operates at a high level, those markets can be gold, but its not for everyone, its not easy, but generally there is little competition and high demand@Michael B. population of 70K is quite big in most of WI other than Milwaukee, Green Bay, Madison and Appleton, there are not many cities north of 50K populations. 

A handwritten letter saying: "I'm interested in buying your house, please call or text me at xxx-xxxx" will generate lots of calls.

He has a nice operation going on the south side.