On the flip side, more building does mean more inventory so if you can be part of the above point, you can get a pretty new home that tenants want.

I'm going to assume the obvious that it is tied to a home, land, commercial building, etc.?

Columbus is home to the HQ of Wendys, White Castle, L-Brands, and Huntington Bank.

Exactly what I am looking for right now...is one video/one 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 page document to walk me step by step to close a first deal. 

Both would still need to be informed, but it makes it clearer how to proceed if they are not on the same page.

Visiting the property is up to you and your comfort level with your property manager, home inspector, etc.

My first attempt at renting my SFH resulted in bad tenants damaging my home and I had to fire my property management company. 

I just started a thread where I invited people to share tips and advise how to do wholesaling the right way.

The primary hurdle for investors is that most homes have appreciated significantly during the past 3- years and the difference in the current mortgage balance and purchase price is required as a cash down payment.

Any advice on how I should approach looking/buying my first home?