I wanted to get some input and clarification on some wholeselling practices.

I normally do $2500 per unit as a reserve amount, but you can also think in terms of holding 3X, 4X, 5X or 6X  your monthly expenses in reserves which is also good practice.

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

His business practices, from what I've experienced as a host and guest (and heard from others) are all about him.Although you gotta give him credit for taking a good idea and making it better.

Hey everyone, I'm looking to get started in the real estate industry part time in the Philly area and was wondering if anyone had any best practices for wholesaling or know of any good books to read on the subject?

That being said, I just built an NCAA practice gym that was underground below the water table.  

Ultimately, it's your wife's choice where she works, not yours.

They say "necessity is the mother in invention" ....... but your timeframe for invention is tough so let's be honest. 1.There are no good choices made under duress. 2.

Depending on the property and financing type, an LLC might be a good choice.

There are a lot of regulations (Fair Debt Collection Practices Act anyone) and court rules that you would be expected to follow as a pro se (why spend your time trying to figure out how to attach someones wages when an attorney already knows how).