Quote from @David Fisher: Other than BP, what are the best RE note investing books and other resources? 

A few approaches I’ve seen work well:Profit First method: Very similar to what you outlined — money automatically gets allocated into OPEX, Tax, CapEx, Reserves, and Profit.

This is normally done by allocating costs based on square footage or amount of bedrooms.Best of luck!

You're effectively training them to be a better resource for you.Ultimately, your strategy should be to build a curated list of reliable wholesalers.

You are in the right place to get all the tools and resources you need to start your real estate journey.Good luck!

I would also suggest that you contact your local Public Housing Authority (PHA), which usually runs the Section 8 program and might have knowledge of other local resources or particular housing initiatives that may help you find a qualified tenant, such as project-based vouchers (linking the money to your specific unit) or, in some cases, housing programs for veterans (HUD VASH) or other special populations that may need special housing assistance.

I am a real estate investor myself and would love to be a resource for new or experienced investors. 

If you do not know if you're loan is so backed, you can check with Freddie and Fannie directly by following these links:https://myhome.freddiemac.com/resources/loanlookuphttps://yourhome.fanniemae.com/calculators-tools/loan-lookupIf your loan is not backed by Freddie or Fannie then this issue is not as clear cut.

That perspective will serve you so well as you start stacking your own wins.This community is full of people who love to share, so you’ll find plenty of support and resources here.

Any advice, resources, tips or connections would be so appreciated!