And was her deal on market or a byproduct of direct to seller marketing? 

So I’m not trying to keep hearing the same thing on repeat it’s like a Greeting from McDonald’s get to the beef not the bun and pickles and all the topping get to the meat of the situation or even Listen to the strategies I’ve been exploring and offer solutions not tell me what you’ve told every other 100’s of investors in Charlotte 

I do D2D every summer, and the money I earn is the by-product.

I'm thinking of picking up waitressing shifts 1-2 per week in the Wharf to offset some personal costs and beef up savings.

I'm thinking of picking up waitressing shifts 1-2 per week in the Wharf to offset some personal costs and beef up savings.

I'm thinking of picking up waitressing shifts 1-2 per week in the Wharf to offset some personal costs and beef up savings.

There are improvements to be made, therefore I wish we did charge more, because I would like to beef up the CapEx savings.

The successful wholesalers I know either (1) spend $75,000 or more annually on marketing or (2) wholesale as a by product of a fix n flip operation, like Homevestors.

Money is a nice byproduct of that.

If you wait to save your way to a down payment you could be chasing interest rates as they climb.... in my opinion only reason not to buy you Multifamily house now is because you can't find a good deal or you think real estate will be cheaper in the next year or so because of a" crash ".I believe you have nothing to lose by buying and living in your multifamily property for little to no money down and if it cash flows will help you drastically beef up your reserves.