Technological innovation will radically change the industry.  

You'll be able to meet investors and industry participants of various levels.

The industry I work in only allows me to be home sporadically throughout the year.

I am looking to get into the RE wholesaling side of the industry and would like to meet a mentor to open their knowledge and experience resources to me.

. $4k per bathroom, $10k for the kitchen (including SS used appliances), $1k per window, $3k interior paint, $5k for wood laminate flooring, $7k plumbing update, $4k electrical update, $3k asphalt driveway, $3k furnaceMy guesses are based on rehabs at three properties in the last four years.  

Our customers aren't specific to job or industry like oil field jobs since we cover a large area.

I have been on here for a couple weeks and when I started I really didn't have any knowledge of the industry.

I am a 4th year student in college and I know I don't have a significant amount of capital to begin with so I am planning on starting out with wholesaling to gain some knowledge of the industry and some firsthand experience (with slightly less financial risk) and most importantly build up capital!

I'm new to investing and while I don't have my RE license, I don't have much capital for investing, I'm looking for a way to take a step forward in the industry and more or less just get a foot in the door.  

The paint we used was as industrial as could be had.Some of this was to meet local standards (which were very loose) and some to minimize repairs.