BP is an excellent place to gain more knowledge. 

First you gain some experience , second , scratches on a elevator with out pictures of the person scratching it mean nothing . 

My understanding of investing in REITs is that the returns are taxed as regular income as opposed to capital gains.

The free webinars that they run are fantastic and they typically do a getting started in flipping houses one from time to time.

As long as it is in the ira, it will continue in its tax deferred status...you will not pay tax until you start making withdrawals (typically in retirement).In my opinion, purchasing SFR with an ira is not efficient, as in rental property.

I am looking forward towards gaining more knowledge with the forums and the vast community on this website.

Have them locked under a contract to buy but I'm having difficulty deciding to wholesale or to look for an experienced investor with a great builder to gain some experience in new builds.

Hopefully this fails miserably before it gains any traction.

HI Cory,That is wrong, when a property is inherited there is no title seasoning period of 6 months (typical title seasoning period after a purchase or taking title).You should be able to apply and cash out right away.You will have to show the legal documents and court award letter to document the inheritance and transfer of title.

Typically wholesalers like their title company as they can control when the closing is and make sure everything is done properly related to wholesale fees etc.