My back ground is in church and non-profit work, but one year ago (March '17) I got into slingin' mortgages.I'm highly analytical and I'm addicted to spreadsheets.

Maybe you can get the company shut down. 

I have dealt with them for many years.. although to be frank most have shut down.. wholesaling in a tight market is a waste of time for most and not profitable for many

My desire is to be a full time Children's Pastor without being a burden on the church I go to, so having my own cash flow.

Had to pay thousands of dollars to settle utilities, because they don't shut it off after 1 month of non-payment like it would make sense to do - tenant was overdue by over a year for utilities.

So a recent podcast and similar timed stay in an airbnb in another city along with my current market severe lack of inventory (yet too high new construction costs) lead me into thinking about this topic.Has anyone on ...

I am also a Kid's leader at our local church and help my dad with his insulation business. 

Go to church, get lunch with friends, have a potluck with your neighbors, take public transportation and talk with the drivers, volunteer and network with others, keep posting on the BP forums and send requests to people in your area, etc.

After the inspection he did a walk-through with me to explain the problems with the property and what to look out for when I go to a viewing.Here's his major findings:1.House has no main electric shut-off panel. 2.

That way you don't get shut down at the get-go.