If you love what you do and you are motivated to succeed, the return on your investment will certainly outweigh any hardship endured toward reaching perfection.Stay tuned as part two brings you an outline of things you need to think about, determine, and research so you can begin to define yourself into your own personal brand.

Everything you mentioned can be changed with research and drive.

Research recent changes to building codes that require homes to be raised/elevated. 

I haven't researched Victoria or Chase City at all so I can't speak to those.I am in the MBA at VCU and we just had a class on the economic environment in small towns across Virginia (South Boston and Emporia specifically were mentioned) having a terrible effect on the housing demand in those areas. 

The only thing I personally disagree with are the $300 sheets (again, this is NOT to take away from his posts, his post is 100% gold to someone starting out).

After researching, I cannot find the exact answers I need to for my questions, hoping you all can help!

Great tenants are like gold. 

Wholesaling is an area that I need to do some more research on..

But first, here's some homework for you - on one sheet (digital or analog) write down:Pull out your comps research and demographics, from this create an ideal customer. there's plenty online to walk you through how to perfectly describe this person in detail. 

After understanding my specific needs and those specific to notes, plus doing their own research with people in their network, they created my Chart of Accounts and most importantly workflows starting with costs incurred during diligence and going through various outcomes for an asset.