I had my real estate license now so I just checked the MLS daily until I found something inexpensive that Mom liked.

I cut my teeth by doing the “service” work meeting the right people and learning the business indirectly.

I have received calls and emails (thankfully not daily) from wholesalers and "brokers" trying to either buy properties and "have buyers lined up" or are sending my CBRE packages with the CBRE logo covered up.  

As a result, I have decided to begin posting the analyses that I do on a daily basis get feedback from the community to better my understanding and expedite my growth, and who knows maybe make a friend or two on the way.

As a result, I have decided to begin posting the analyses that I do on a daily basis get feedback from the community to better my understanding and expedite my growth, and who knows maybe make a friend or two on the way.

@Will Triplett you have to ask a lender for a quote because it will vary from place to place, and the closing costs will include prepaids that are unique to your property (daily interest, taxes, insurance). 

If they change the rules to disallow them later, they don’t have to sue you...they can simply fine you, as per the new rules, and the daily fines become a lien on your property.

There's deals on MLS, however every wholesaler is writing offers daily. 

I have access to MLS through my agent and my daily ritual is to run a query for new listings in my target areas.

If your daily twelve produces more income than stepping back and giving some of that time to a BRRRR, there's nothing wrong with buying houses at market value and allowing the portfolio to grow slowly.If you have a strong source of income, enjoy the work, and don't need to quit right away, BRRRR might not be your best road.