, I mean, even at 35% tax deduction, you'll net 20k in one month.I find it weird, but a lot of people say "mid six-figures" when they mean around $150K...

You're going to want to surround yourself with people involved in real estate so you can apply the knowledge you learn and ask questions on things you're unclear on.Also, meet with some bankers.  

Doing good business and treating people right will get your name out there. 

Even though it's a "metal building" and you're not worried about structural integrity, at some point you will probably have to deal with a black mold/toxic mold issue.

Once you have that, find people who have what you need and offer them something for it.  

Most people who buy turnkey are for long term buy and hold.  

I am a newbie and I am tring to have people in play for when I have my first property.Thank you for your advice.

plenty of good people here!

I plan to do a lot of reading, watching training videos, listening to audio books, and talking with people to educate myself.

As a result most everything on the MLS is overpriced, but people still are buying.