From my research, I've been seeing that in order to wholesale a short sale, I must get the property contracted under a land trust, and when I find an end buyer I would sell that trust (or relieve my beneficial interests to end buyer for a fee).

Getting your RE license first is the best way to start... for some reason that and wholesaling seem to be mutually exclusive....

Hi, BP family I am a real estate agent in Tampa Florida and I wanted to network with the tax deed/lien investors in the area to network in the hopes of providing  mutual benefit value while learning the business I would also like to eventually buy inventory from some of the more seasoned investors. 

There is a really high concentration of tech startups in the area as well and this process of highly skilled individuals coming and staying in Ann Arbor is really beneficial to the real estate market.

@Josh Sisley, I'd be glad to chat and see if it would be beneficial for us to work together. 

If so would you like to facilitate the creation of a mutually beneficial relationship?

well, it is all depends on your exist. if you are absolutely buying them for yourself. just put two properties under one contract, maybe saving you some closing cost that way. if you are looking to assign or you are not absolutely sure you are able to close it. having them at separate contract is more beneficial to u. since you can at least close one

So I wouldn't even have enough for paying the mortgage and paying the maintenance fee.So I would have to pay money, to let someone live in my apartment.Not getting any cashflow.The only way it might be beneficial to rent out a place, is if I would have 100% money down for the place.

However, you should reach out to your accountant to see if it will be beneficial.

I'm thinking of telling them to clean up the place (not dirty, just prepare it for renting to someone else) and offering to mutually terminate the lease?