I was in the Air Force for 8 years, and had planned to make it a career, now because of certain circumstances I have been back in the civilian world for the last two years and I am now realizing that I don't want to work for someone else for the rest of my life never finding financial freedom.

If the property is in good shape, check with a local REALTOR to see what it's market value may be if listed and base your financial decision to sell or hold on the amount you could actually sell for, not what the letter in the mail offered.

Problem solved.Straight-line adjustments are required if your financials statements are audited, as GAAP requires it. 

My main focus due to my financial situation has been wholesaling strategies, but I want to expand into every avenue of RE Investing.

There are pros and cons with both but at the end of the day it come down to what suits you with your current financial situation.

Best case scenario, this could snowball into financial independence for everyone involved. 

Assuming you use financial wisdom and insure your income more than covers your leverage not using it is financially stunted.

Had some financial missteps ,and pretty much starting all over again. 

This ensures we are not put into financial dismay because the investor was not truly ready to invest or we are not fronting the costs for your projects.

I would guess they are hiding something and it has directly to do with the numbers, or why else be uncooperative about rent rolls and financials.