Thanks for your post, it really hit home because I really do thrive on being as accurate as possible when presenting deals to investors because I do not want to be classified as someone who is just in it for the quick buck, and wastes their time.

I'm sure you will find the info you need to thrive as a wholesaler in Vallejo.

Not for the faint of heart.Some landlords do well on these houses, but it takes a special kind of person to thrive in this market.

Thus, buying real estate that is very rentable and won't need major inputs of assets to keep in good condition would be the equivalent of trading in your Monopoly money for green houses?

But because of these people that are all aboard when it comes to the plan and exit strategy (which may include holding a property) we thrive.

Mold thrives in dark and damp places, so let the sunshine in.

Treat it as a real business, and you'll thrive.

People like yourself is what make this community a thriving place and it's great to have you here. 

My wife has a thriving work-from-home business so my goal is to start a business of my own.I first heard of BP about 6 months ago.

Welcome @Aja Rogers you will find a thriving market here in Houston.