Once you get that book on advanced wholesaling you are going to put that old book on the shelf.

These are essentially infinite return investments that boost our overall returns in the portfolio; without those, we're probably look at 40-50% return year-over-year.

New roof, new electrical, new windows, new kitchen etc.I am adding new laminate(off the shelf from Lowes) counters, new lighting, new carpet and Vinyl.

My flip has three year old off teh shelf cabinets in an oak finish.

These “off-the-shelf” solutions won’t cut it; you need specialized equipment designed for a property-wide deployment.

Some good responses above.The best way to save on material is to not over buy and limit mistakes.Review what you are buying and explore options that will save money.Buy only off the shelf items from Lowes and Home Depot.

Infinite opportunities.Traditionally, Chicago real estate ppl have started out by buying and renting the venerable 3 flat because it is an accessible product and has easy entry point because it can be owner occupied.

The govt in all their infinite stupidity stop investors from having more than FOUR mortgaged properties( even though the investor might have an 800 fico, perfect payment record) and give beginners 8K toward purchase.

There were an infinite number of things the article *didn't* say...I'm not sure how any of them are relevant.Perhaps you can clarify how something that wasn't said in a news story validates your claim that you broke the story.

I know of many who take the courses and bring the manual back and let it collect dust on their book shelf - they never take action.