Here are some favorites "How to Win friends and Influence People" - Communications and getting along with people"The One Thing" by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan - The best book on time management"Atomic Habits" - personal productivity"Ego is the Enemy" How to have great self esteem by not caring what others think.

I was having problems mitigating a roach problem in adjacent unit, and the reason i finally realized her less than desirable living habits were creating a roach breeding mega heaven, and incidentally discovered the above mentioned stuff...any small crack or hole in by an electrical outlet plate, had the most vile and gross path of roach feces, full on super highway paths of roach feces into any possible wall void.YUCK!!!

If the is in that bad of shape and not habitable, it may not qualify. 203k loans do take a while to close as they require contractors to give bids following government guidelines.

Although we haven’t received a “hot” lead in quite a while, we should still start getting in the habit of responding to callers promptly.

Foreign investor who had been paying cash have slowed down quite a bit.. with many buying in your area frankly and other very tough rental markets and being sold crap properties for high prices and getting totally burned.. so they are much more cautious these days. 3. now that investor loans are back on the table investors are returning to pre 08 habits of obtaining debt when they can get it so they can leverage up...

As far as I know you are able to finance a REO if the furnace is in working order and the house is considered habitable.

I am thinking of a couple of options1. just paying the amount (~20$/month) for using the space heater if I need to in any particular month2. sending them legal documents (http://legaldocspro.net/blog/warranty-of-habitability-in-california/, http://www.hcd.ca.gov/codes/state-housing-law/hcc/hcc_ap2.pdf, )3. moving out, and getting another placeMoving out is going to be a pain, so I am thinking of either 1 or 2.

After reading the BP article on How to Start Wholesaling, it appears that I have overlooked a very vital step in starting my wholesaling business.

Also start by getting credit cards when you turn 18 and build that credit because credit is vital.

I've also made it a habit to ask sellers that I'm working with on an existing deal if they have other properties they are thinking about selling in the future.