I only discovered Wholesaling in my late twenties and was still considered young in the industry so you're ahead of the game.Here are a few pieces of advice:Wholesaling is all about SALES, pick up a sales job while you study wholesaling.

That is genuinely horrible advice!

I bought a large commercial plaza a couple years ago and I’m still discovering large issues that need to be addressed.

I know that is not Jennifer's business model, she genuinely wants to help people take action and grow their investment portfolio. 

We can (and should) be genuinely nice and polite, and provide good service as property owners.

With little knowledge, and zero experience in the field of real estate, I've recently discovered my interest (and potential passion) within the field.

EX: through discussion you find that the seller NEEDS $40,000 for some purpose that you discover.

You don't want to rush the next step to only discover that you are stalling three months later because the tenant didn't pay you a dime in rent yet and you can't take the tenant to rent court because you didn't perform your due diligence and register the property properly as a rental.

But my wife recently got an awesome job, our income skyrocketed to $200k+ per year, and we are tightly budgeting and saving like mad.So, I discovered this world of financial freedom through real estate investing and was absolutely enamored.

I’m looking to purchase an STR within driving distance of Madison and what I’ve discovered through my research is townships that, while they cannot outright ban TRH (tourist rooming houses), they subject them to a conditional use permit through the zoning office.