I prefer an empty house; rooms appear larger; no distraction with items in rooms that may or not be to the prospests taste; showing the house is an art that needs to be fined tuned, having some insight into what the prospect is looking for also helps; prospects are knowledgeable the person showing the house needs to beas well.

Sorry I didn't mean to sound discouraging I just remember being new and trying to turn every call into a deal and I think it distracted me from doing more mailers and bringing in more leads.

I was extremely excited, I sat down in the front as to not be distracted by anything.

Perhaps your personal focus on wholesaling distracted you.

So, we began building in a modular system (stiil for that property as to the grade requirement) allows easy removal.Bath bars were not a problem, the toilet is a distraction, not so bad if it's out of the way next to a cabinet.

However, when we bought our personal residence it was completely empty which I preferred because then I was less distracted by furnishings and could see the bones of the house/details.Our current project is a house that could have different "options" for layouts...

Keep plugging away Sean Brennan - you'll get there.It's easy to get distracted by the huge, whopping success stories that always make the headlines (and then it's easy to think, "What about me?

This well help keep you focused, and not get distracted by all the shiny objects here in real estate.

We all get distracted starting off and it’s a lot better to focus on one thing at a time instead of all of it at once.

I need more help or ideas about how to fund the deals, how to partner deal, provide value to them also and how to set my mindset for it (no other distraction).