I would cancel all of these listings, do my homework, and try again once I'm actually ready. 

Rerenting the units requires time or expense to a PM and there is also improvement expenses to make a unit rent ready (paint, carpet, etc.) 

I am ready after reading countless books on real estate.

I was ready to jump in about a year before she was.

I'm ready to learn and ready to invest for the future. 

I see my name with BP posts that anyone can see by looking up my name.You have to be helpful, friendly looking and ready to answer questions.

You don’t make enough money to pay someone to run it for you profitably, and if your not willing to put in the extra hours after work once you’ve acquired the unit to get it rent ready and producing, your just fooling yourself.

After 7 plus years in Property Management, I am ready to step up and get into 'Wholesaling', 'Flipping', Etc. 

Get yourself educated so when a deal does pop up, you're ready for it.

They key to long term success is to identify buying criteria that help you achieve your long term investing goals and be ready to act when you find a property that meets that criteria.