Get out in your spare time and inspect the available listings--product knowledge is one of the major keys to unlocking success. 3.

I read city code in my spare time and do a ton of product research.

This describes what I've been doing over the past decade, in my spare time, while still working my full time job, in Rochester and suburbs.

They want to start out wholesaling in their spare time to build capital to buy long term rentals. 

I hear so many stories of how people start out there journey and this seems to be the best way if your young like me with no money to spare...

Then bring in tons of fill dirt and compact it, with inspections along the way.This can cost $5-10k, so I'd just put those same dollars into turning it into an asset.

Of course you can, just be aware of the potential consequences from a business perspective.Lots more to share but I'll spare you from reading a novel :) Feel free to reach out if you'd like to chat! 

I would also rather have upper cabinets than floating shelves, except for maybe in a compact unit with very outdated cabinets. 

It's extremely hard to spare some time when you have W2 and two girls (Just like me man).

If my core competency is out of season, I’m perfectly happy managing the hell out of the properties I have left, and playing golf when the gift of spare time comes around.Since I’m not worried about raising money for my next fund, I’m free to “tell it like it is” (which I’d do regardless), and make unpopular decisions that bolster our chances of success, knowing full well that after issuing difficult news our investors would be lighting up forums on LFI, 506 group, and BP.