There might be two exceptions that may or may not apply to you.  1) If making two bedrooms robs you of any chance of having something one could call a 'master' (even if it's just bigger), you might want to get the opinion of a realtor very familiar with the area, and 2) sometimes a bedroom in a basement doesn't count as a bedroom.  

With respect to your opinion: that's your opinion and maybe the correct way to go in your situation.

http://www.businessobserverfl.com/opinion/detail/S...Gordon beat me to the articles and websites, but here is a link for SW FL.I own property in FL, so I always sleep with one eye open!!

audible seems like you're best bet but its fairly expensive in my opinion for getting only one book a month. 

There are certain markets don't have great wholesaling opportunities-The margins may not be there-There may not be enough cash buyers is buying in the area-it may be a war zone@Devon GarbusIt's my humble opinion not to specialize in Wholesaling when you get startedInstead you should be a problem solver looking to be able to help people solve problemsLow equity deals that are pretty houses in good neighborhoods with good schools are easier than wholesaling Minor rehabs offer a possible joint venture with the sellerFree and clear houses offer the potential of an installment sale, with a low monthly payment and no banks"Wholesaling only" is a terrible business plan in many areas

Hi @Joe ChambersAlways go with the cash flow(in my opinion).

My intent is to stay in this home, 3 years of minor renovations and 16k in equity I plan on doing a cash out refinance, with that money I’m hoping to use on purchasing my first investment property for a flip or rental, open to opinions and thoughts, sorry for the hiatus.Chris 

So which is better in your opinion and/or experience, an LLC or a Corporation?  

Hi Liz,As with all online communities, there are going to be 11 opinions for every 10 people.

Being frugal is a way of life in my opinion.