There is zero chance I would have done this had I not stumbled upon it in person. 

Going in to it expecting to make money has at least a 50/50 chance to disappoint whoever ends up taking the loss. 

Pocket listings almost seemed the norm for any good deal, and people online said you had to schmooze and build a relationship with a commercial broker to have a chance of finding the best deals.  

With a card, there's a third party involved in the payment, which means chances of something going wrong have just gone up 33%. 

Find 2 or 3 strong wholesalers that are operating in your target areas by talking to people who are already investing in those areas (chances are they have used a wholesaler in the past, or are farming their own deals and may toss you whatever doesn't meet their needs), give them your buy box, and make sure you have your funding lined up to act quickly on a deal.

Military housing is at high occupancy on-post, making various home displacements more common off-post in hotels or short term rental homes.Small multi-family homes vary in neighborhood types, but the majority of them (but not all) are in a low to middle class area, raising the chances of getting unappreciative or undesirable tenants.As I mentioned earlier, I have no properties and only watch the market for now.

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I warn people about these every chance I get. now that I found this site and other ways to get software that is the same on the back-end for a lot less I am going to redirect people instead of just warn them.it just seems like they all are just a cult type recruitment. like fortune builders, their line was literally if you give us all your money, you wont need any of your own anyway you use other people's money. guess what, no one will do a deal with you if you don't have any money of your own. no one wants to swim with the kid that obviously can't. and no one wants to entrust money to someone that looks like a financial idiot. due diligence in everything you do.

I'm mean the chances are you aren't gonna rent it for that 1st month anyway so it's just sounds like a very good deal to the prospect. 

. - before recommending that person and course, did you have the chance to see the link below?