BiggerPockets is an outstanding resource for information, insight, and connections.I love the concept of multifamily, however, have not done any myself yet.

-Connected with 2 new brokers from the Tampa area-Decided on a company name for branding launch-Pitched my business launch concept to 3 coworkers this week (potential investors) who all seemed very interested and asking for more details-Attended an underwriting workshop (thanks @Todd Dexheimer!)

Instead, it's government officials and realtors (most whom may not understand the concept of wholesaling or investing).To wrap this up, I do believe if investors make it their business to hire bird dogs so that they can transform into ethical, successful wholesalers then we'll slow down the wave of legal issues.

Here's an article we wrote to try and wade through the subject - https://www.biggerpockets.com/....When used in the concept of a 1031 and reinvestment targets it simply means contract price minus closing costs and commissions.If you want a cheap and easy way to calculate your reinvestment target then dont try to figure the net sale. 

If you think about it, the concept makes sense.

I suggested BRRRR as well, great concept.

If I understand the concept of it, it's basically calculating a value of money today that all your future earnings would be worth to you now and using that value to justify a property's cost now.

I figured I'd jump in as this is also concept I've been thinking about- to LLC or not.

I absolutely love the lease option concept as I recently got into a house as a tenant-buyer.

All the above are great ideas but I might start with the strategies outlined in @Scott Trench’s book Set For Life where he lays out the concept of financial runway.