It took me one year to make it ready, get approval from township, and finally now it's generating good amount of ROI.

The time has finally come to begin my journey!

Should I wait and sell these later when people finally move out? 

This should have been disclosed by the RE agent before the purchase was finalized.

Over the last several months, i've been diving deep into learning as much as I can through books, podcasts, Bigger Pockets, etc, and finally decided that I wanted to kick off my journey where I grew up!

They have only been on board for a few weeks, but I'm finally optimistic we can turn this around and provide safe, affordable housing to struggling low-income Phoenix residents.

If I list the property, do you think any future / prospective tenant will finalize before in-person visit?

If one of us finally decides the Market we want to invest in, we should reach out to realtors in that area and maybe build a relationship with them. 

All of this will add up pretty quickly so you want to make sure that you are in a position to move forward instead of finally finding a home and being told you are $5,000 short on being able to close.3) You can look into using the BRRRR strategy.With $36,000 I would say that you will be in the price range of about $100,000 may be a little bit more.I think the BRRRR strategy would be the best option as it allows you to refinance and take your original investment (plus more if possible) and then start the process over again as opposed to having to save up another $36,000 to start over. 

Lock up the house under contract at 84% of After Repair Value minus the rehab budget using the chart in this video:How To Come Up With Your Offer Price | Brent Daniels LIVE (29min 30sec)  (This is the price you will have to assign the deal to a Flipper) Then subtract out your wholesale fee... this final price is what you have to get the deal under contract at.