I should earn approximately $7k-8k in net profit annually by doing this.Either way I will eventually end up buying an investment property in a more affordable area but I do not know if I am selling the condo prematurely.

I'm looking at flooring for the living room, hall and possibly the kitchen and I'm wondering if spending the extra money for engineered hardwood would be worth it?

If you are in the Raleigh area and would like to attend the FortuneBuilders three day seminar I have an extra ticket.

I would think same information above, send letter to the address, leave message/info with next door neighbor, lastly skiptrace (cost extra money).

If you chose the "net" price to the seller, then there is the possibility to make some extra profit by negotiating the lien holders down

You could send out more or less, keeping in mind that the more correspondence you send, the more responses you'll get.Side Note: I've been seeing quite a few complaints from investors that wholesalers present comps and repair values that are innacurate, so if you would like to earn the trust of investors in your area, please find out how to presents accurate repairs estimates and comps!

I run a full time crew, but when I need more guys I call my friends and usually somebody has some extra bodies they can spare.

Is it just to get the extra money that comes along with the property management?

I don't really have the experience to flesh it out fully so I'd appreciate any comments and suggestions to it.1) get construction job & hopefully a mentor (for experience and to earn about $5000 dollars)2) get FHA loan and buy distressed 4 unit property3) Live in one unit and rent the others out while keeping my day job.

Going forward, the rents would cover the debt service and we would make extra principal payments to get it paid off.