Some may be brilliant, some not so much.There are a lot of moving parts on this runaway freight train of wholesaling, no one teaching it or it appears even doing it is aware of the engineering involved, much less attempting to explain all the parts.Getting a license isn't a cure for wholesaling, the license presents other legal and ethical issues that a non-licensee is not exposed to.

http://www.engadget.com/2016/01/14/amazon-is-getting-into-the-oceanic-freight-shipping-game/Anyone have any thoughts on what the effects of this will be long term?

I've got a vision for these F-bombs and believe I can redefine the neighborhood creating an A location - but it will take years. 

Local hardware stores for small things, trying to support local businesses.Harbor Freight for tools.

Most roofers don't use the cheapest tarps that you find at harbor freight as then they are liable if those rip easily and leak. 

I got the one from Harbor freight for $160, & it worked very well.  

I would not go with Harbor freight tools even though it has a lifetime warranty. 

Sometimes the duplex doesn't fully carry the freight but usually I look for properties where I can get an eds deviation and don't have to do all the frontage improvements ect.

There are always a few cuts , I bought a harbor freight wet saw ( they are cheap but do the job) .

@Marcia Maynard Harbor Freight has them on sale right now for $25.99.