Wholesaling is just one technique but, more than likely it will not be my sole focus.

I am also looking for people with a little more experience to help guide us is in the process of understanding and developing techniques.

Same when it comes to techniques (wholesale, fix & flip, etc.).

A lenders have strict rules that other institutions are more relaxed on.

This PM will be your absolute best adviser as they'll know contractors to use and techniques to secure your rehab as well as the best exit strategy in terms of rent or sell.Best wishes and I hope you are able to make this into a great deal. 

Basics of slopping floors, cracked walls or ceilings, doors that don't close, water stains, sagging roofs and identifying load bearing walls are things you should understand.You don't need to be a certified inspector but usually knowing basic construction techniques and standards will allow you to inspect well enough for an initial assessment.

There are many techniques out there but the one I'm thinking works for me is to keep flipping to buy a property outright.

We have been researching various investment techniques and we believe that wholesale/assignments would be the best way for us to start.

Real-time" dealmaking and connections play a big role in all of our business techniques and strategies.

You will make a lot more money in this business dealing directly with the homeowners and utilizing techniques such as wholesaling, lease options and subject-to (plus with these techniques you use none of your own credit and very little (if any) money.