If you look hard enough, and have been continually learning, you will see the solution to the problem is almost always in the problem...hidden in plain sight.3 - ...and this is the big one, don't hang around with negative people...only hang around with positive people. 

I get all kinds of ridiculous prices, that honestly some of those quotes have pushed me into DIY and in part, “I am grateful to them for that” because I have since learned a lot, but I do wish that at times, contractors would look past gender and even race before spitting out ridiculous prices.Secondly:Lack of follow-up.Not sure if it is just Denver, or if others are experiencing the same problem.Met with a contractor for come work needed on a property that I am purchasing.Seller will finance some of the repairs.Need contractor to provide a written quote.Bad enough we are having some language issues as he speaks Spanish, I don’t so communication is via google translate (oh boy).He came highly recommended, so I am trying to hang in there, but only for so long.Still waiting on him to send me the written quote.Sent out a reminder this evening asking him to provide by tomorrow or at least let me know if I should move on to find someone else.I really cannot understand what is happening with contractors in the Denver Metro Area.Perhaps they just have way too much business that if your project appears too small, then they will relax on responses?

Personally, I wouldn't let someone who hangs their license with me wholesale properties.

You guys be on the wrong side still, hanging out on the S & E side! 

Hang a curved shower rod, and a coordinating shower curtain so the tub doesn't stick out like a sore thumb.Happy renting!

The guy hangs all the rock over the weekend and had a lot of mud done .  

Hang on if you can, steadily expand elsewhere.  

As others have said, you might find a special on groupon.Once you pass the exam you will need to hang the license at a broker's office.

I'm currently new to wholesaling and I've gotten the hang of finding good deals in the area, I plan on putting my first wholesale property under contract soon hopefully but I've just had a hard time trying to find local Houston investors for my buyers list to purchase my wholesales. how can i find investors in my area the best way for wholesale deals?

Now my research has led me to see that I will need to "hang my license" in a brokers office.