I see the article on the USC tailback that dropped a 272 pound barbell on his throat.

There are so many articles and blog posts on the Internet about short sales and short sales processing.

See article here: https://www.steeplerockpartners.com/single-post/2018/01/24/Multifamily-Risk---the-tales-side-of-the-investment-coinRegarding the steeplerock article, the high SFR delinquency rate and buttocks-clinched-tight lending were big contributors to the low delinquency rate in apartments...still is. 

I just read an article from a Family Office consulting company with results from their survey of wealthy clients ($5 million to $25 million net worth minus principal residence) and it was interesting to see the results."

. :) I've read a few articles where most Rehabbers won't look at a wholesale deal if its on the MLS.

Interesting and a splash of cold water for anyone thinking they are going to get rich quick in real estate (not saying your we're thinking that, just saying)Also Brandon Turner just wrote one hell of an article on starting out as well, check his blog posts, it should be the most recent one.

Definitely read that article.

For those of you who buy and fix/rehab properties, do you have recommendations on estimating figures for what repairs may need to be done (books/articles/hands-on teaching)?

Read @Brandon Turner 's article on setting one up free (or paid to upgrade) and easy: How to Create an Awesome Lead Generating Website in Under an Hour with No Technical AbilitiesIt won't do anything for you if you don't drive people to it but no reason to not get it up and running.- Social networks are another low hanging fruit.

You may want to check out the following article: What Detroit Neighborhoods are Leading the Recovery and Where to Invest.