The SEC says it's more about the quality of the relationship than the quantity of time; but there should be a passage of time between when you first met and when they made you an offer to invest (more than hours or days); and they shouldn't be offering you "current or contemplated deals" that were in play at the time you first met - they should only be offering you future investment opportunities.

By selecting these top values, you create a foundation for making decisions that are in harmony with your true self.● Involve others in the process: For family core values, you and your spouse could work together to define what matters most to you.

Go for quality, not quantity.

I am pitching intelligence, analysis, common sense.We don't flip for quantity, nor for money.

You need to know there will be support when (not if) there are issues and questions, someone to help with marketing material and if you are going to be a "quantity agent" then $20 for each sign, or a charge for each lockbox is going to have a huge impact on your take home.Something to keep in mind is you are getting into an industry that could have legal and criminal repercussions if something is not done correctly. 

I just joined BP and I'm super impressed by the quantity and quality of the people here.If I could offer you just a small tip that I believe will help you get more deals accepted, it would be my honor to share this with you.Here is what I've learnedBiggest Tip.Knowing your Seller is more important than knowing the numbers -When I first started RE investing, I pushed out as many as 20 contracts in one day.

We were able to do this because the property was already in good physical condition and at only 1000 sq ft, the materials needed were at a much lower quantity than we would normally need.

True vacation destinations fare better than a house in the outskirts of a random town.Every property is different even in a great location.Amenities affect what you can charge.How many people can comfortably sleep and have adequate quantities of bathrooms for said people.There are alot of variable that effect the numbers and they all have to be considered. 

Oh boy haha......You don't really buy in NYC for cash flow unless your buying in quantity. 

No, not if a large quantity of days are blocked.