There is no perfect science, but making sure you approach the deal with a skeptical / conservative eye is important.

Nobody in the industry can execute well on securities law, real estate, technology, data science, marketing, institutional financing, etc.  

Get multiple quotes, build relationships, get real about your numbers. lol right Jason, no magic here only logic and science.

I did two and a half semesters at TAMU-CC (computer science major/Business Management Minor),but I dropped out because I did not want to get a loan and that was the only way I could afford it.

It's so fascinating how this business work.

Like with many self-help books, it's not rocket science, but it puts the concept into perspective by starting with the question that people often ask, "How much money do I need to retire tomorrow?".

Originally hailing from the Midwest (MI), and with a successful background in outside sales, real estate has always fascinated me, and I've finally decided to not waste another day and begin following my passion.

It's fascinating that you're having a hard time finding wholesalers when most wholesalers are desperately looking for buyers.

Not saying it's rocket science, lol, but still...

You got to boil down finding deals into a science.I started a forum series here on BP called The Science of Finding Deals.Here's Part 1 - the Importance of Lead PipelinesHere's Part 2 - Knowing Multiple Entry and Exit StrategiesLet me know how I can help.