So your first stop is a local realtor to estimate your selling price.

Hi @Walt Viera    The cheapest form of education is here on BiggerPockets and in your backyard by joining your local Real Estate Investor Association.

Through conventional loan with a local lender at 5% downpayment, financed with LLC income.

If you ask them usury rate in your local state and they hesitate, then they likely aren't super familiar and only dabble in it.

I wasn’t sure if it was a HUD apartment or owned by a local place that manages many apartments.

May not be suitable for everyone.It is important to take into account local laws, particularly those pertaining to homeowners' associations (HOAs) and zoning.

Look into local banks who keep their mortgages in house.

If you sold for $270k and received $250k after selling costs then paid $50k in state and local in some tax you only received $200k.

First the local housing market is booming and due to a housing shortage and these low interest rates real estate prices keep climbing.

I've been doing a lot of reading and listening lately and it seems that one thing all the "experts" can agree on is finding successful wholesalers locally and learning as much as i can from them.