At 19 I was hired at a fuel plant in my city as just a helper for the Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable managers.

Planted flowers through our landscape company for $300.

My wife and I planted our feet in Everett for our investment portfolio after giving up on Seattle.

This niche (and supply) is just not large enough for Wall St. who has to do everything on a grand scale due to the amount of money involved.I asked what I did above not because the local guru planted thoughts in my head, rather, its something I've been meaning to ask for a while as I start setting up my business.There are so many books out there that make this seem like a get rich quick scheme but my experience tells me otherwise and I wanted to hear from people who are actually doing it.From the outside looking in, it appears there are two distinct types of wholesalers: 1.

And I know if we plant something we are responsible for taking care of it.

It was my job to ask all the questions, get all the info, plant the seeds, then pull all the data on the property (property profiles, comps, etc), put together deal analysis, etc, then provide the package to investors.  

Palmetto Adhesive just tore down the dilapidated back end of their factory/plant.

thanks Louis Davis, hard work and commitment is an active that we must keep in this business my friend thanks for the advice we will keep our foot planted within the BP nation and community of envestors aka investors such as yourself, keep us posted on newest projects or endeavors? 

-New drop down range and appliances-Interior and exterior paint and if needed texture-New irrigation, sod, mulch, plants etc.

i think that would be cool if you were just flipping it, but might not be good to encourage fires by renters. you could put some stone pavers back there for a BBQ grill/hangout area though, that might be a little more under control. you could also plant some drought resistant desert plants along the edges. how big is the yard, it looks quite substantial.