Hi Paul thanks for the post see attached, I loved your book, you're extremely talented thanks for sharing your wisdom!

You need to be an expert in the market to make sure you can hit your assumptions and you can achieve the income and expense projections.Hope that helpsGino

I have been investor for the last 9 years in Miami and working full time as realtor now and I would not recommend getting into wholesale fresh: get first some experience, get to know the market extremely well, and then you will know when to start wholesaling too!

A lot of expert real estate agents on here also invest and own properties and is a good strategy to consider if you're investing locally. 

Like for example if the weather was extremely cold in Idaho over the winter (Summed excess degrees below say 25F for 3 months exceeds certain threshold) - your revenues would be compensated.

It doesn't work, it's just an excuse for extremely wealthy people and politicians to pay less taxes. 

Note it is also extremely competitive though. 

(just kidding you some of these benefits are indeed counter intuitive because so many of the gurus and experts out there only focus on the obvious). 

Buying a property as a result of paying $10,000 to some "expert"/masterclass is all one needs to hear to know how that will turn out. 

I saw this on a "tax expert" website just this morning.