For the most part I'm venting here, but I'd love to know how many of you who are years into this and running a successful REI business for your selves, A) at the beginning felt like throwing your hands into the air, and B) what you did to keep your self from getting broken down by the difficulties starting out.To give a little context here...I have been feeling really great about the progress I've made of the last 6 months.

Im having difficulty finding financing to purchase my next house even though my credit is impeccable and i have a full time job.

During construction they encountered a half a million dollar hickup because the earthwork contractor encountered major difficulties.

Without that, if it is simply a verbal agreement, you may have difficulty getting a 3rd party (collection agency) to pursue it, or to get a court judgment in your favor.

We have encountered difficulties with obtaining this loan.

I also am having a difficulty in figuring out which ones are residential and which ones are commercial!

Now that you have established a great reputation with other professionals in your market area, let's move on to other difficulties.

We had to exit the unit and put on a respirator to enter for fear of inhaling toxic chemicals.

How difficult is it for brokers that aren't currently doing BPOs to get in?

WEEK 1 Monday - Workout AWednesday - Workout BFriday - Workout ASaturday - AbsWEEK 2 Monday - Workout BWednesday - Workout AFriday - Workout BSaturday - Abs(do 1 warmup set for each exercise, with no weight)Workout A3x5 Squats (Squat from the HIPS, not the knees. head up, back straight. stick your butt out, on the down, press through your heels/mid foot, on the up)3x5 Bench Press (flat bench, inhale on the down, exhale on the up, or at peak of rep.)1x5 Deadlifts 2x8 Dips (use a chair, and start with your legs bent at the knees, then as you get stronger, straighten your knees.)