Investors, myself included, end up with some hand waving justification for one or the other without really proving anything mathematically.The impossible comes from things you can't really know like cash invested vs amount borrowed, interest rates, appreciation, rent increases, the sale price, your tax rate, whether you can put the proceeds from either a sale or cash flow back to work at the same growth rate, etc.None of this matters if you have a preference for holding over flipping or vice versa.  

I have other agents assist me with showings and I primarily market to  investors vice the retail buyer. 

Maybe you wrote it wrong and meant it in vice versa.

Lashing out at others... mental break downs... alcohol binge... or whatever vice(s) one may want.

Some people will be better at planning than execution and vice versa.You will need to have a good balance between planning and execution.You can have the best plans in the world, but if you don't execute on them, then they are worth nothing.Or on the other hand, you can be great at taking action, but if you don't plan well and know your destination, then you can end up at a very undesirable place.

How to find out what a property is worth using the INCOME methodand so much more.In a few weeks, Shashawna will be promoted from an intern to become one of our Acquisition Vice Presidents.

If she has a lead and it involves a home that can't easily be sold conventionally, she can refer that to you, vice versa, if you run into a property that is best served by a listing agent to get maximum exposure, you can refer that to your wife (and her broker). 

What I plan to do (and feel free to copy me on this) is find a contract here on BP or elsewhere that's "investor-friendly" and have a RE attorney go over it, in exchange for doing all my closings at his or her title office (many title companies have attorneys and vice versa). 

Can I turn retail section into resi or vice versa?

I don't want to "cross streams" between brokerage activities, disclosure requirements, and the required use of approved forms and contracts by agents vice those "unregulated" activities associated with wholesaling.