Just a car payment (which  used a Loan for to establish credit which may have been a mistake) and everyday things such as cellular bills.Since one podcast encouraged to reach out to older experienced investors on these forums.

It may be worth it to you to get your license, although in most states to have the license active you need to hang it under an more experienced agent for at least two years.

Adding some framing/moldings around skylight and door frames and replacing bathroom vanity as well as a few little cosmetic additions.Can anyone recommend an experienced worker in South Jersey?

You've definitely come to the right place, and if you put in some time there is just so much to learn, and many experienced folks in the DFW area are quite active on the forumsWhat did you have in mind as far as wholesaling?

That's why virtually every experienced landlord will tell you to have a specific set of criteria you are looking for in a tenant and have the discipline to reject anyone who doesn't. 

Martin It would be a really good itdea to have an experienced Architect perform an accessibility review of your property for compliance with accsssibility standards.  

Sounds like you are fairly experienced.

Foreclosures are new to me, so I am hoping to get some insight form more experienced investors:I have located a property with favorable numbers that is listed for foreclosure auction in about 10 days.  

Greetings BPI just picked a a huge 9,000 sq ft vacant lot in the city of Orange, near Santiago Community College, its a very nice part of the city, in the canyons, a lot of beautiful and expensive homes along the hill...

This post doesn’t pertain to real estate investing per-se, but I realize a lot of people here might have experienced similar situations.