Still can grab some low cost homes on MLS but have to make quick offers.

Oh, you say you just grab some Chik Fil-A while you're doing the contracts on your tablet balanced on the steering wheel?

She grabbed a robe.

I always hear to grab a mentor, well I have this idea for something and I was wondering if there's already a process in place for it.

The sky is the limit, if you're crafty, but for sure grab a copy of [your money or your life/simple path to wealth/Set for Life/IWTYTBR/etc] and get that debt under control. 

Being a novice, in the early stages of investing, I understand that inspections will show every small, medium and big items to grab my attention but how concerned should I be with these: 1.

Oh, and cash flow increaseMy understanding and goals in doing so:- Find quality tenants, with a strong due diligence process- Build relationships with as many resources as possible to find "my guys or girls" (contractors, ect.) in the area- Keep the properties in upstanding condition (I've read monthly check-ins might be worthy to show tenants I care about the properties?)

I always hear to grab a mentor, well I have this idea for something and I was wondering if there's already a process in place for it.

If you've run the #s, understand the market, and still want the deal, let the seller know and grab the opportunity before someone else does!

I'm local here in Anchorage if you want to grab coffee or lunch sometime and talk more.