@Zach McLeanHi Zach, i didn’t read all posts but saw you bought the property thinking construction was in progress but later discovered it stalled.Investing emotionally in property is now very risky.

But I didn't have access to financing and hadn't discovered BP and had to sit and watch as great deals all around me went to other people.

This can be a pretty daunting task (when I say there are a lot of guidelines to learn, I mean a LOT) but plenty of YouTube videos offer lessons and advice that can help make the studying a bit easier.  

Study your local market first and foremost, as investing in the area may be more ideal than investing out-of-state until you get more comfortable hiring a property manager and delegating more of the responsibilities to others.

I have been studying the wholesaling process and see that there are two methods: Assignment and Double ClosingFrom what I have read, it seems that double close would be the cleanest method.A couple of questions that I have is:1.

Determining whether to do a cost segregation study or not has a lot variables.

This last summer I got hurt at work and was looking around for a back up career so I've recently been studying to become an MLO and am about ready to schedule the test.

After you thoroughly get to know them in-person and online, you will probably discover one who you would trust more and would rather have in your property.

I discovered BP after purchasing a very expensive mentorship/coaching membership thing, that I’m praying will pay off!

@Mateen Qureshi and @Taha Tekreeti - this is the time to study; take advantage of the lull to educate yourself on as much as you can.