It will all depend on the type of investors you bring in, their investment goals, your group's investment goals, risk tolerance, and many other factors.

After some years of lurking on this site and the BP Podcast I've revitalized my BP profile and I want to hit the ground running on my real estate investing goals. 

I'm looking to make connections in my province and learn the ropes.My goal is to have a net passive income of 10K a month by the time i'm 40 (currently 28).

This would come down $40k off of his asking price and I would need to count on continued appreciation to ensure a return at the end of the day.My goal with these units is to keep one as a long-term rental and renovate + sell the other. 

I have a few goals as of now, and I wanted to start off with wholesaling because of the lack of credit and capital.

I don't know anything about Spring, TX, but I do know that you need to identify your buying criteria and make sure it is one that aligns with your goals as an investor.

I'm also hoping to try out the BRRRR strategy in some of my future deals.My main goal is to connect with as many members on BP as I can and help others in their endeavours while learning about real estate investment myself.

My goal in the structuring of the deal would be to ultimately leave my grandparents with a passive cash producing asset so that they still have the benefit of the income without the hassle of being a landlord. 

From there the next step is really deciding what your long term goals are regarding real estate and then finding a deal that makes sense and moves you toward those goals.

It seemed to me like a friendly group of people with similar goals and willing to share advice.I understand I'm an adult and I don't need my father's approval for something like this, but it's just very frustrating how resistant he was to the idea.