I'm looking to partner with like minded individuals to offer my sweat equity and learn wholesaling and flipping.By day, I am employed full time as a Purchasing and Materials Manager. 

Joe Crump has some material in written form as well as Youtube.  

There are many things that need to be factored when building in a rural area as opposed to building in town or where you have public water, sewer, gas, internet, phone, etc.  

It may be tangential, -not to mention a little dated when you read the internet references-, but "Getting Things Done" for better or worse really got me into thinking how plan my day and prioritize my life.  

@Sitha Nhok Good material choices!

I have $45,000 in cash to make it work, but I might need a little bit more to start the construction or buy materials since the draws start after the work is finished.

This is not the same as the market value, but rather it is what it would cost to actually rebuild the structure with the same materials etc.

Or since you both have other sources of income, you can always save this money and use it for down payments, marketing materials, etc.

Qualifications: At least 1 real estate deal purchased since joining BiggerPockets ProA willingness to share the ups and downs of your journeyA fun personality (and the ability to rip on Josh a bit… 😉 )A fast internet connection and decent microphone (we can offer suggestions if chosen.)Now, obviously we can’t feature everyone.

Obviously there's a wide range of price/sqft depending on what you're building, but maybe there's a clear trend of labor and material costs that you've experienced?