Wow, I'm ashamed to admit this but I hadn't even thought about that as I'm going through plans to flip my first property.

Regardless of whether I get into the business, I think that wholesalers who operate ethically provide a valuable service that benefits both sellers and investors, and I think it would be a shame if the commission tried to stop the practice here.

It is a shame.

It would be a shame if you got a great lead and then figured out that they are dropping out because one of their friends told them not to do business with you because of bad business practices.

I've wholesale ganked staging and design ideas from my competition, and I am absolutely not ashamed to admit it.

Only when Rich eased up and started back to traveling was I able to catch him.Both Jon Holdman and Will Barnard are highly active, and well respected among the membership; I don't think I'll be passing either of them unless they just stop participating.Being ranked in the top 10 is nothing to be ashamed of :cool: ... and it's certainly better than being in the bottom 10.

I am not ashamed to admit that I would be a terrible landlord because of my personality.

It just seems a shame in my opinion to have to spend $120,000 to increase your rents by $200 to $300 a month.

I'm a little ashamed to admit this because I know it shouldn't matter, but it would also leave a little bit of a bad impression on me if my LL drove up in a really fancy car.

I think it is a shame that this business model is no longer workable in this climate and, the ones who are missing out the most are the ones that can not afford to pay cash for a mobile home.