My comment on doing it yourself, i.e. buying furniture, is that besides the logistics, every space will have different needs most likely. 

I was simply explaining that I have been contacted by many, many investors who thought buying into a program would make them successful quickly.

Who is buying this property? 

Is it worth buying the property, doing all the work, taking all the risk for the deal to stay at a C level.I don't believe that expenses on the property are only 2,600 per unit.

He ended up never buying in Arlington. 

After quitting I would want to be doing real estate deals more full time and do something more enjoyable to supplement my real estate income (maybe teaching or personal training- tbd).I’ve thought of buying 1-3 more properties within the next few years and then using the income from all my properties and job to hammer down the mortgages.

Before the late 1970s there were no real estate gurus, no real estate investment courses, no house flipping TV programs, no real estate get rich books, no real estate investment clubs, and what experience the general public had about real estate was limited to buying their personal residence. 

Hence I believe the equity in that house is about $200K ($50K paid off principal + $150k of price increase).I would like to take out about $100K of equity to buy an investment property in Texas.How can I do that?

You may find it best to buy multiple pint sized cans rather than a single large can.

NEVER buy a course on wholesaling.