I guess I'm a little hesitant because if my virtually unlimited list of MyHouseDeals buyers showed very little interest in wholesale deals on the south and southwest sides of Chicago, do I really have good reason to believe bandit signs will work better?

I'm also a member of Lifestyles Unlimited although I must say I know very little about them so far.

It’s been mentioned in previous replies that most people do not have unlimited resources to buy every deal they find.

If you continue to "flip your cash", over and over, and make a profit with each flip, you have potentially an unlimited number of profits to spend on cash flow....and, you never actually spend a dime.

What would you seasoned investors do if you had unlimited private money with the following terms:5% down6% interest7 year balloon25 year amI'm just starting out with some education and some property management mentorship but no real experience.I'm planning on house hacking a 4-plex, but then what's the strategy?

Profit & Loss should be around one to two pages.Item list can be 14500 in QuickBooks Pro and 100,000 in QuickBooks Enterprise and unlimited (I hope) on QuickBooks Online.

- Simple to use- Start QuickBooks Pro and as you grow use Enterprise version for practically unlimited tenants- QuickBooks online is a possibility but with a monthly fee with 35% off lifetime - Save money - no monthly fee - do not spend your fortune - cheaper than a cup of coffeeRemember Garbage in and Garbage out.Remember any software you use - should be able to export to excel if you want to switch.Do not want to spend money - sure there are many free software out there.

If buyers want to pay all cash at retail price why doesn't this company with unlimited money just buy the whole MLS?

I've read all the cliches such as "earn as much as you want" and "unlimited potential," and so on.

at that percentage you may as well just be a property manager :-) Get your feet wet in some REIA meetings and ask the important questions..talk to people from Lifestyles unlimited (not buy in.. ....yet) they are a big multifamily investment group.