One of my biggest drivers for being in this quandary is that the reason I am buying this duplex is that it needs some work and can will be able to raise rents but I was hoping to let the renters phase out on their own which will allow me more time to generate cash to be used on the rehab.  

The biggest repair was having to replace a heating unit that somehow got missed in the property inspection.

The great part about the Twin Cities area is that, while home prices are relatively high, rent is also high and vacancy (your biggest potential expense) is very low.

The biggest issue I see raising its head is: TRUST.

If you self manage your rental property(s), what are the three biggest pains you deal with on a regular basis?

What are the biggest differences in comps between MHP's and residential?

Wholesaling interests me very much as an 18 year old about to graduate high school. It seems as if it is a good way to raise capital quickly to embark on bigger and better investments without much money.

I have spen...

To me it seemed like a way to address the biggest drawback of airbnb which is turnover.  

The biggest drawback of collecting in cash is the lack of a paper trail, it makes it easier for things to get messy. 

I'll fix my mistakes later but I don't want my biggest mistake being I never started. so how does someone like me with no money go get money real money by wholesaling?