Is there some sort of tax benefit to doing it either way?

I'm in our procurement department, so I spend all day working with our suppliers of both goods and services, helping folks at our resort properties sort through issues, finding strange/large/expensive/hard-to-find items, and bidding out items that we need for various projects to generate savings for the company.

Google always has pretty up to date images on the maps app/feature.I then take these addresses and put them in an excel spreadsheet and I typically do some research on the county tax assessor site.

If anyone has any idea of any sort feel free to message me so we can chat further. 

From my limited knowledge, it seemed like a few flips could produce at least a downpayment that would be required for any sort of holding.

I need a mentor to help sort out how to do this without a lot of cash.

If human existence relied solely on me crawling over power lines, then I might think about it.These guys HAVE to get a kick out of it, or have some sort of attachment to it.

Originally, I felt doing wholesales was the way to start out, but as I circle neighborhoods, talk to investors, sort through the homes I get from being on buyers lists -- it's much easier to find and do rehab.I know and trust two project management services who charge a flat fee to manage rehabs and getting myself a rehab won't require 100+ calls, $2500+ in direct mail, circling neighborhoods and countless bandit signs.

Those sort of things are "table stakes" in my opinion.

Thanks, yes I`ve seen flea-traps that use a lamp and sticky pad(instead of soapy water), but the only problem with this, is that this would maybe take care of the adult fleas, but doesn`t seem to address the eggs, which I understand can survive in a sort of dormant state for some time.