Hey BP,So, I know that when you are placing an offer on regular houses that is FSBO or listed through the MSL that you add some contingencies to protect yourself.

Glad to have you on here.Advice for this site...1) Set up keywords for your area and interests so that you're notified when they're used and then start interacting.2) Read through The Ultimate Beginner's Guide3) Go through applicable blogs and podcasts as there are a lot of great resources4) Get The Book on Flipping HousesAdvice for REI...1) Study up on what you need to know/do for the 1st step and then do it, then repeat for all following steps until you have completed your first investment then repeat the process and keep learning.

I've been a regular listener of the BiggerPockets Podcasts.

I don't list anymore...am just a lender trying to give my loan clients advice on how to interact with their listing agents so that their contracts don't fall out. 

Also, my "day job" is freelance writing, so I may have the flexibility to make regular runs up check on the property and keep tenants on their toes.

When a Solo 401k or IRA flips houses regularly, this incurs a trust tax known as UBIT - which is basically there to keep tax-exempt entities from driving taxpaying businesses out of business.

My wife and I are investors in okc and are in Tulsa regularly.

I'm looking to interact with some like minded people in my area.

Soon you will know how to screen tenants better and the importance of regular inspections.

Basically how I calculated it was with me being a regular rentor.