I have been, for the past week, soaking up the knowledge that the gurus here have been graciously dispensing for free on these forums.

Hello All,I am very new to the REI game and am looking to soak up as much knowledge as possible from any place I can find it.

thank you so much for your great insight. like i said i am looking to soak up as much info as possible. there is a prudential real estate office here in the town i live in that offers to help you on your way to get you license. they will provide you a job and also pay for all your expenses for your first year as a realtor. the charge only $500. after reading your reply i think that something like this will be extremely helpful seeing as i will be in a real estate office for a good amount of time. the only problem is i will have to work for them. are there any other resources out there that will be able to provide the insight and information that something like this can provide?

I'm like sponge, just soaking it up.Cole, any suggestions on where to get some good mentoring?

Take time to read up and soak up alot of information on your wholesaling strategy.

First off I just want to say that I am thankful for all those who reply with all this information that I can use to soak in.

Priming after seals the texture material so the paint lays on top of it, emphasizing the texture, rather than getting soaked into it, flattening the surface.

To Your Success, Hi Ted,thanks for the welcome. i have defiantly been poking my head around the site soaking up information as i go. could you help me with something though, if i want to be a colleague with someone, do i follow them to do that?

Let them soak until painting is done, give them a good swish in the water and rinse them off.

This is my only opportunity to pour some water in those "sponges" (my kids) and hope they soak some of it up!