Then there are those that learn better alone (the BP site is great for them) vs. those that need to learn in a group setting (will get the most benefit from REI clubs, boot camps, and a bona fide subject matter expert, aka gurus).Good listeners can usually identify the basic learning preference of a person fairly easily and quickly:Someone who says "I see what you mean" is probably a visual learner.

Anyone with an IQ of less than three figures can relate to a better price like "Discount Furniture".For the advanced learners we might compromise introducing the term "distressed" as eventually, if they hang around in RE they will be exposed to it.We could do that by saying "Buy distressed houses at a discount" or "We get discounts by buying in distressed situations" there are many ways to say it.The issue I see is the contradiction to another term newbies need to understand which is "market value".

Been doing a lot of research on BP, but I'm a hands on learner.

I can read and read and read, but I'm a hands-on learner and would really appreciate the learning experience.

I know the odds are stacked against me with wholesaling, but I NEVER give up and will become great at it.Ambitious, quick learner, and looking forward to learning a lot from all of you!

Glad to see there is a full community of learners!!

I really appreciated everyone's feed back I am a quick learner and after looking at the numbers I originally stated it sure would scare me off if I were the HML.

I am a hard worker and fast learner.

I'm a lifelong learner and always looking to improve, there might be something I'm overlooking.

you have to get into the habit of figuring things out, so that you can move past the "can't do's".there's alot more to this business than just knowing numbers.once you get the numbers down (2 - 6 months depending on how fast of a learner you are) - then the next step will be uping the ante...moving past just numbers to the next level.it's all about action.