Everyone invests differently and many people place a premium on this inflation hedge because they are abundantly confident that this erosion of purchasing power will continue to occur over their lifetime.

Why not a simple, yet bold, sign on the door that makes it abundantly clear this home is NOT FOR RENT.

I took a number of things away from that event, most notably an "abundance mentality".

And areas with abundant low priced homes are prime areas .. those in much higher priced areas will find wholesaling to be somewhat more difficult.. not that some don't make a good run at it.. but you need a lot of money up front for marketing if your going to make any meaningful amount of money. 

There's even the possibility of partnering with someone more knowledgeable or better connect to the deal.In these days of an over-abundance loose, cheap investor capital, a couple of deals a year isn't going to get you much buying power or leverage.

I wasn't around during the Great Depression or WWII (and I assume neither were you), but I seem to recall from my MBA economics classes that quite a bit of Keynesian policy was used to pull us out of the first and generate an abundant global economy during the second.

Short sales are so abundant today that I would suggest you find another house where they are not giving you the run around.

I believe in abundance for everyone, not a scarcity, mentality.

There is an abundance of "wholesalers" it is the one that actually knows how to analysis deals and then actually find them and lock them up that are the unicorns.Most are more of the jackasses with a toilet paper tube tapped to their heads... 

I initially started off working with investors but eventually switched to a company that had an abundance of leads.