Anyways, when it's all said and done, seeing the ROI/cash flow potential and the learning experience that I gained from this project makes it all worth it!

It’s the extra 5 years of experience, knowledge and relationships gained.

After livinging in it for 2 years we avoided capitol gains and bought our new home and started doing the same thing.

If you reject the lease assignment then the existing tenant would still be responsible for rent and the existing lease stays in force, so you have gained nothing. 

So now I have gained some knowlegde on how the process works but I need some pointers to get me headed in the right direction to find a good deal.

With school as the primary focus, those two options allow you to be involved in real estate, without having to say oversee a rehab project or manage a STR/LTR (short term/long term rental).There will be plenty of time for all of this of course, but studying (inside school and out), gaining the knowledge base and networking will give you all the fire power you need later on to close deals and accomplish your goals!

Currently looking to start real estate wholesaling to help gain some capital while I’m working a full time job.

I look forward to gaining connections with others on BiggerPockets!

Yessir I agree i ended up finding my own inspection person to help walk me thru properties so I can gain knowledge very good investment precision is key I try to be as transparent up front when sending out my contracts to cash buyers with my format also I get pictures on all the properties to show how distressed they are so I don’t waste the investors time or mine I like to help people out and I want both parties to receive what they deserveAnother reason why I need help with building a bigger and consistent cash buyers list so I can see what cash buyers like and what numbers work for them.

I have gained some knowledge starting out in wholesale for almost a year now and have been full time with no other occupation.