If the property contains a residential structure, you can make repairs to make it habitable again and also things to preserve the value--such as painting wood siding and trim, etc. 

I was introduced to Bigger Pockets 2 years ago when I first was thinking about financial freedom and passive income through Real Estate, but shifted my focus on getting our foundation right (get rid of debt, adjust our spending habits....).

Being that young means that you shouldn't bring any bad working habits with you.

None the less I am focused on my goals every day, and building good daily habits that will follow me into the future.

I do at the end of the day think the amount of wholesalers are going to decrease dramatically due to this simply law, but those who go through with it and get the license will be back to their normal habits due to the lack of oversight and consequences.

Just don't make it a habit of buying with negative cash flow and you will be fine!

I would highly recommend a book called & habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey.

If you're not providing cable or satellite, it makes it a bit more of a nice touch (keeps guests happy and relaxed).Very infrequently, guests will log into their own accounts, we try to make a habit of checking and always ask (in our guidebook) that they let us know if they've logged out of our provided account.

Read as many books as you can, network with other like minded individuals, and start analyzing properties to get into the habit of what to look for. 

Time and habits are compounding elements.If you invest properly, most sales you complete... you will regret.