I did not know what I wanted to do in life, but then I found BiggerPockets and quickly realized real estate investing was the way to go.

We had saved up and were able to put 20% down and get the house quickly. 

From a quick look, it looks like a pretty good deal.

I know wholesaling is one of those "get rich" quick schemes that sell the idea of how great it is, till you do the research and realize it isn't.

I consider myself a quick learner which I attribute to a valuable lesson my dad taught me when he took my new bicycle back to SEARS the day after he bought it for my birthday.  

Go to sleep, get up in 20 years and be rich!

At the beginning, we were only plan to do quick rehab on a 2/1 but the finish product is a 3/2.

If that sounds like insurance gibberish it is... you could copy and paste all that into an email to the Foremost agent and they should be able to figure it out pretty quickly.  

Yes, a quick cosmetic flip is the answer but in most markets right now, that is no easy task to find.If you do not yet know how to estimate rehab costs, then I recommend you learn that step first as it is one of the two most important items you need (the other being knowing how to evaluate the exit value (ARV).

The rich are rich and do whatever they want.