I love the diaper example and it’s so true!!!

Prices are higher and cash flow is much less, but you get rich with appreciation.The opposite is generally true with high cash flow.

Hey @Jim Vani - I personally know @Andrew Holmes and he's genuinely a good guy.Is it true that he has built a large community through Chicago REIA and his students (at least in mastery) have paid for his coaching and experience, yes that is a fact.  

Your post led me to think you believe that mtgs are Not extinguished where you are….do you know if this is true? 

People say agents are good at negotiating, but in most cases that’s simply not true, in fact pretty much every deal I’ve ever done, I’ve been able to save 10-15k through just simply out negotiating the other party, most agents just want to get to the finish, not go to bat for their client over 5-10k. 

It is a very true that it’s hard be a co-GP without much experience.

Regarding "Solar farm land lease is generally very profitable," on the east coast at least, that is not necessarily true.

Interesting take... but often true.

You can usually also benefit more by simply using the seller or builder credit to do a simple "Rate buydown".The first rate on the buydown is a "teaser" rate that only last for a short time 1 year for example but a true rate buy down is for the entire term. 

This seems to be true whether it's CA, TX, AZ or OH - IN or GA.Apparently wholesaling isn't as easy as everybody thinks and are willing to pay big bucks to "learn".Obviously the decline has hit the information provider's customer base that they sell information to, and hurt their bottom line.