Like Greg said, you need to provide some actual numbers to get an informed opinion.

Hi Sam,I'm in the same boat as you....that is, learning, reading, listening all that I can (for free, which is cool), but still haven't made my first purchase other than the house I currently own and live in (i.e. not an actual investment property).I live in Jacksonville and have been scouring the market this summer, drove by some properties today in fact (they weren't what I was looking for, though).I'll say that it's drying up a bit, but I don't mean to dissuade you at all, in fact I think there are still tons of great deals out there (here), but the time is now.

@Joseph S. actually meant to say Apple Blossom, not Flowering Peach.  

vacancy rates for off season and when hurricanes come through. how about your liability, is the condo itself covered(liability) and are you, in excess of a typical owners policy?

We actually have a rea estate boot camp coming up. 

I've actually considered doing that full time while building up my buy and hold portfolio.

If you do a 3 year term and you have a tenant who actually takes you up on this offer at max every month, it would still only be (300X36=) $10,800 which you have already accounted for in your price spread.

I actually reached out to him I believe as one of my first post on this platform.

Hello,I just joined BiggerPockets and wanted to know why I cannot put the actual purchase price of the flip in the analysis sheet.

However, I just spoke with the wholesaler today and he told me that HIS contract with the seller had actually expired and he was still trying to get another one signed.