There are a lot of bigger turnkey players right here on Bigger Pockets that are very well known.

Educating yourself on the local market, styles of homes, house hacking strategies, and lending options to buy your first place are some of the things you can do now that cost nothing.Check our Craig curelops book called the househacking strategy and Brandon and heather turners book on the managing rental property.I Househack here with my wife, our second, and we try to double dip by also making improvements within our capability to the property while we live there.  

@Jonathan Davis The answer to your question starts and ends with understanding your own drivers, desires, capabilities, and objectives. 

Perhaps I’m not giving myself enough credit for what I am capable of, but I’m working diligently on the two rehabs now and learning as I go (luckily I bought great deals with massive margins of safety on those).

I also could see that what it needed matched up fairly well with what I was capable of. 

Maybe it needs to be blended with other strategies.I sort of think of a sponsor of a syndicate as an arbitrage player.

It has a strong return, but there are structures capable of this on most multifamily.

Our thoughts on the tenant capable room is that she’d have to pay full price to cover opportunity cost.

There are some big players in that space (i.e. 

The more capable the wholesaler--the more well rounded they are and the more informed--the more likely I am to trust their judgment and to want to buy from him/her in the future.