@Adam Longtin The best book I’ve read on the subject so far has been “The art of wholesaling properties” followed by “The real estate wholesaling bible” also if you haven’t check out Max Maxwell’s podcast & YouTube channel it’s free and he goes in depth on his methodology.

Negotiating, pressuring, or convincing the seller to give more concession is a fine art.

Calculating ARV is part art and part science, it's the class that is always packed with new agents and the results on example listings are sometimes wild.

The closer geographically the better.People always say that appraisals are "half art, half science". 

KC's thriving arts and culture scene, growing tech industry and low costs of living are just a few reasons why I'm optimistic about Kansas City's future.

The seller will think they have convinced you to pay more than you intended, but you will know that you orchestrated the negotiation effectively.Keep in mind that this technique is an art, not a science.

There was a newspaper article about the building at the time of construction, that touted it as being 'state of the art' and 'advanced' design.

Investing is math, art, and networking.

Socially liberal, financially conservative and believe in free market, Moderate on guns (I grew up with guns in glove box, hanging over the chair, and with Dad and step-mom both having conceal carry rights and always armed but I advocate for background checks to be able to own guns).  

There is a art vs. science.