Yessir, those both make sense that they both have a high failure rate, wholesale seems made out to be the all in one easy way to get started, but I'm not in this for a get rich quick type of mentality.

This is a good place to start if RE experience is a top priority.Depending on what type of philanthropic goals you had would help to narrow in on what type of advisor or firm you would want to partner with.

.- Where and how do you advertise this type of rental?

Is there a specific type of house I should be looking for and is PA a good place to get into the rental business?

I’ve noticed many newer investors struggle when it comes to matching the right loan type to the project.Would anyone find it helpful if I shared a few examples of how experienced investors structure their fix & flip or rental loans to keep cash flow strong?

The existing financing determines which type of creative financing is available as an option.

Quote from @Alonzo Trujillo: Quote from @Drew Sygit: Welcome, what type of investing are you looking to do?

Also real estate investor agents and REO agents have different views on things as well.is there a place to understand the experience and type of product they sell?

Obviously, you'll need to be allowed to do this for the HOA.On the financing side, you'll want to reach out to as many lenders as possible to see what type of loan you can get.

Start with a tiny win you can control: pick one neighborhood, one property type, and one rehab level you’ll touch, then run noise-to-numbers on 20 deals and make 2–3 offers this week.