I am a very quick and eager motivated learner with passion and excitement flowing!

I would definitely do what Ann Contorno suggests and do some sort of Opportunity Cost or Cost/Benefit Analysis before making a firm decision.

I was working for one of the largest accounting firms in the Chicago office.I used my own money to get started into real estate.

He was very snobby and let me know that his law firm would not handle these type of transactions, and actually told me what I was doing was illegal.

However, a number of firms offer really inexpensive property insurance without earthquake requiring the purchase of monoline earthquake insurance.

Even my own business coach is telling me to do all of this stuff (that may be easy for him to do in Southern California, but is harder to do in Ohio; I'm not even sure if his investment firm even does wholesaling.

I have my architecture degree from Cal Poly and have worked in a firm for the last year.

After I complied, they then proceeded to make the changes they wanted to it (I use a BiggerPockets Ohio lease BTW).I thanked them for their interest in my property and promptly and firmly declined to modify me lease in any form or function. 

It goes directly to the closing attorney's firm (or title company) and into escrow at contract signing.

So about two weeks ago I receive a phone call regarding my property from a prospective tenant who is very eager to see it.