Looking for someone to show me the process in this industry, find a project, secure the project, secure the funds, time lines for project completion variables, time line to unload project, basically how it works or, how you work it. 

Your process seems like a good way to determine cash flow / potential of an investment property, if you have a realtor you can have them pull rental comps for a decent picture of the rental markert as well. 

Hi biggerpockets community,I could use some advice on a situation that has come to light with my current lender.I refinanced a duplex property in 02/2021 to a new lender.I am just finding out today that during the refinance process the new lender/title company input the address incorrectly and only has one side of the duplex address included on title and not both addresses.This incorrect adress situation has caused a series of insurance billing issues that i am just realizing and the lender will not let me include corrected addresses without proper title or usps confirmation.

We owe about $840,000, so we now have a total of ~$702,500 in equity, we are now only about 54% leveraged with our commercial loan, and we have a "machine" that cashflows a total of ~$3649/mo (once those two vacant units are filled).

Learning programming is a competitive advantage in real estate to obtain quality data, automate processes, and analyze deals at scale.

Also will give you great insight to the process and pros/cons and pitfalls of buying tax liens in this area.

I agree, it is a horrible process for buyers. 

Do you recommend that I sell and use the money to purchase out of state to begin the BRRRR process with more affordable and better cash flowing homes?

So far, I'm attracted to wholesaling as it seems to be both a simple entry point and a way I can stay debt free.I'm a highly mechanically minded and detailed kind of guy, so understanding property condition and data processing is of no concern for me. 

Question is, should I continue to seek out deals to get this process started (buy in next 6 mos) or should I sit on my savings another 6 months and reevaluate?