Welcome to BP Justin Miest I also ride but don’t have the skills to race yet...

(Just a cap rate.)Crazy Math Skills: I teach advanced algebra. 

Every time money exchanges hands, typically two people are happy about it and have accomplished a goal.Your second ressource is energy; this includes your creativity and your negotiation skills and what some people call financial engineering - aka putting deals together.

Aaron, your vetting should be the same as most other professionals. 

In the next 15 months I plan on having $90k in savings + 15k in equity, I'll have listened to all 270+ podcasts of Bigger Pockets, read through a list of 30 books I have determined critical to my success, and formed a TEAM of likeminded business professionals. 

The "secret", in my multifamily experience, is that, come due diligence, you'll need at minimum a licensed property manager and/or general contractor and any other certified and bonded professional necessary for your project to do their jobs in inspecting and estimating costs.

@Jerel EhlertThank you for your professional advice, I really appreciate it! 

This guy isn't a professional.

If the property has been  well maintained (I know, this can be relative), usually $1k is enough to turnover (carpet cleaning, professional cleaning of the rest of the house).

As I keep learning and saving, My problem I’m torn about is, I want a property that will target the young professionals moving to the city.