My question is I usually make anywhere from $900 to $1500 every two weeks but I want a game plan or even a mentor that can help guide me to my first deal or give me a process I can follow.

I guess going in I just felt like there’s be more to read up on as far as the actual buying process goes, but it sounds like the real work comes in in finding a great deal and doing the actual landlording. 

Lessons learned in that process...1) Expect to get 3 star location ratings when guests specifically comments in their review that you have a "Great location, close to downtown!"

It has a good overview of the processes involved. https://www.amazon.com/Paper-Profits-Beginners-essentials-investment/dp/154129601X

I’m documenting the process on my YouTube channel, Twitter, Instagram.Going to stack paper, and then in 12 months unleash my army of dollars to go to work for me!

I can seevalue in a large local network but the entire process was disrupted by it.·        With over 100 people in attendance, you wonderhow many people are serious vs curiousConclusion: I had fun.

Hi,I am in the process of deciding a tenant whose credit score is 556.

Thats not to say that there aren't people out there who have success in flipping in the sub-$150k market, just be prepared for the potential for longer marketing times and buyers using grants and other programs that complicate and slowdown the process.

They aren't going to be the cheapest, but they are getting pretty good at keeping the process moving forward. https://themortgagereports.com/7395/the-5-10-properties-program-is-for-investors-with-more-than-4-properties-financed

I too used my TSP loan to fund a down payment for a rental property and it was a very easy and low cost process.