She dug in and just did a lot of work and learned as she went.At age 26 she is now one of the biggest infill developers in town.

I've read probably 50-75 books on real estate, business, financials, etc over the past 7 years from a wide variety of authors.One of my biggest challenges is that I've been hard pressed to find others in the same stage as me.

My biggest concern is where a good commercial market is in Northern California, I currently live in LA area but plan on relocating based on personal desires.

The biggest issues I have with wholesaling isn't actually wholesaling.

The biggest thing to remember is you aren't going to get all of that $70K in equity in your hands no matter which way you go.

The downside is a 5 year ARM instead of 30 year fixed.

Free first month is one of the biggest indicators of problems in that geographic market.In summary the turnkey business model hinges on issues that are not talked about by the vendors or even the buyers: CAPEX, vacancy, fixup to re-rent.

If it makes sense for me and the other parties then I'm not sure of the downside for me.

The biggest challenge I see with wholesaling is that people in the industry are pretty wise to it.

I think it would be cool if you could write down your biggest problems you had with this house and how you fixed them, a blog of what happened.