The issue is usually financing, more to the down payment and the cash on cash return on a limited amount of funds to work with, the best use of your money will be in getting a steal of a deal, doesn't mean you can't get a decent return from buying close to retail in great areas.

This is beyond the scope of most rehabbers, and would greatly limit wholesale buyers.

There is a limit of $117K for social security, which is 12.4%.

(Logan prof)In the beginning, in my opinion you focus on one thing and become exceptionial at it, then you branch to other things if you desire, trying three things initially, all at once, so you dont limit yourself, typically limits people from gaining real depth and knowledge required to become good at something.My viewpoint.

My advice is limited to knowing your competition.

If you have a CC with a high limit on it and they are mailing you these "balance transfer" checks, you can do a lot.

You can always sell the option contract, though the market for purchasing options is extremely limited.

I heard from a very well-informed mortgage broker that Fannie Mae was reportedly very close to announcing a bump in their property limit from 10 to 12.

If the structures are wood, or have a flat roof, the choices will be limited, and much higher.

Start setting SMART (specify, measurable, achievable, relevant and timebound) goals every year and keep moving forward towards your bigger picture.Good luck