I’m pretty green yet, but a big fan of the “leverage to quickly hit my freedom number” mentality.

On Bigger Pockets check out David Greens book on BRRR and his podcast with Brandon.

I would also suggest you have everything prepared in advance, so that once you get the green light you can hit the ground running.

We are still a little green at this, and the last time we showed a house was 2 years ago. 

A quick read, about 150pgsNever Split the Difference by Chriss Voss- An amazing book on negotiations that can be applied in many environments like real estateBRRRR by David Greene- A book that gives you another tool in real estate investing.

I Highly recommend @David Greene book for investing Out of State.

Looking for stories, insight, calculations etc.I watched the BRRRR podcast with David Greene and he showed how you can get hammered on the appraisal but still have a good ROI but I am not sure I understood his math as it was pretty fast.

One key item I have learned so far in my pursuit to build a real estate portfolio is finding deals takes time and energy, and to find great deals almost comes down to being in the right place at the right time.

I am not going to stop wholesaling, flipping and buying properties, but now there is an additional way to solve real estate problems for people and get paid (cheerfully) for doing it congrats.there was a post on BP  a while ago nice young couple just north of New Oreleans.. all excited about traditional wholesaling  they had sent out thousands of mailers  spend lots of time energy and money on it..they went on to say they had yet to find a deal good enough.. but had referred 6 or more people to their friend an agent who went on to list and sell them.. and as you know you cant pay unlicensed folks a referral fee as an agent.. so there they are  spending all this money and making zero.. 

It will save your time and energy to filtrate those who really want the house and are satisfied with it.