Illustrating this trend, Reliance Management bought Gainey Center II in Scottsdale, Arizona, for $175/SF ($26.5 million) from a joint venture between Goldman Sachs and Lincoln Property Company.

This is a great learning experience, do not lose sleep, get every fact on paper with illustrations. 

You can create a checklist with detailed instructions on what you'd like the cleaner to do (and even add photos to make it more illustrative) on the Turno app.

If you lay two illustrations side by side, with apples-to-apples assumptions, they will be virtually identical.

How about I illustrate an alternate perspective.For starters, I'm getting that info from how things actually work, not how we wish they might.

Let me illustrate an example:I (the wholesaler) go under contract for a property and put down a $5,000 deposit.

As @Joe Villeneuve illustrates,  it takes longer to get your money back the more you put into it.

You're exactly proving the point, that there's such a hype that investing is only good, if you have tons and tons of properties and spend all day, every day on it.My post was only to illustrate that there's nothing wrong with not doing it the fastests, biggest, mostest.