YUP exactly those that crush it wholesaling would crush it in the auto industry or any other sales industry they are winners. what you have though is all these folks that have zero sales skills or little money and they just fade away its much tougher than it appears in guru adds.. nothing tougher than being a wholesaler but nothing eaiser to talk people out of money to do marketing and training.

While you may have read a lot or practiced the mechanics of making a deal, nothing is a substitute for actually going through the process and you need to safeguard yourself from as many mistakes as possible.   

Hello,I was curious about the possibility of obtaining a mortgage as contract worker, if any of you know a way to get a mortgage in my current situation please let me know.My situation:Age: 23 graduated college with BS in Mechanical EngineeringJob: Working as a Mechanical Engineer at Western Digital through a contract agency (5 months in), I will start my second 6 month contract period in late February.

I maintain spreadsheets for all my STRs - each booking platform has different export/reporting mechanisms and like you, I don't find them useful.  

I also have a Roth SDIRA which has $50,000 invested in a syndication effort.Emergency fund: $20,000Investment Cash: $75,000I put $500 every 2 weeks into Investment cash and also have my cash flow from the rentals of $2,008 auto transferred to Investment Cash account.I have 5% of pay going to TSP (retirement) account as my employer matches up to this amount.

@A Bari many/most investors will purchase their first 5-10 properties under their name, and instead of an LLC, get decent landlord insurance and an umbrella policy to cover their rental properties (and home and auto too).

Not to mention most sellers aren't going to give you unfettered access to walk every unit on a property and examine all major mechanicals before you have an executed contract.I'd recommend reading https://www.amazon.com/Complete-Buying-Selling-Apa...

As a result I stopped by AAA for my car since I'll drop Geico and AAA wrote a auto policy for ~$100 less than Geico. 

Looks like C&C is using some type of mechanism or enforcement task force which is tracking the properties listed on Airbnb or VRBO sites, and then doing their checks if the property owner is paying taxes for "resort " zoning or not.

@Caleb Heimsoth Not sure if I know the mechanics of what you propose.