I'm not too sure where to start or best things to study and would love any extra advice from people on wholesales and flipping.

Now that is music to a landlord's ear, a tenant who takes special care of your property and wants to stay for a long time. :)

Take the time to self-study, network, and get your foot in the real estate door.

I'll study the TREC contract more and get myself familiar with it:) 

The proper way to do it is to have an engineering based study which complies with all of the IRS guidelines. 

Luckily for us, we didn't need it as we have more equity than we needed.One appraiser understood my point but said "show me a study that says buyers will pay more for a home with solar". 

Study your state codes or hire a lawyer.

When I was studying for the GMAT, I constantly read peoples' "war stories" to figure out what they had done and what led to success.

Quick background on myself, i'm a Canadian Masters student originally from BC but currently studying in Montreal. 

I'm studying computer science to become a Software Engineer (or wherever the degree takes me).Short BackgroundSo I've been really interested in real estate for about 1 year now.