.-2 hour required confirmation after winning bid or they cancel the deal-Stated 24 hours to sign contract that's 106 pages long, needs to be signed by both myself and my realtor, which they shortened to 4 business hours because they were late sending the contract out....or they cancel the deal-Stated 24 hour turn around on sending earnest money and confirmation, but they won't give me the wire instructions and can't tell me when they will be available......or they cancel the deal....Trying to keep up with this will travelling, holding down a full-time job, and juggling offers on some other properties.......this one is intense!

Someone who is juggling lots of jobs will have a better pulse on the current response time.Good luck getting your permit!

Having been raised by a single mom of three, I know the "bill juggling" thing very well. 

Reach out if you want to chat anout juggling AD and REI.

It's actually interesting to see what others do and I liken it to doing just as much reading, which I have been doing as well.I do have a full-time job and have to keep in mind the juggling that I'm doing in order to jump into the RE to reach my goal with the percentage of time that I do have.I know what I'm great and good at and I also know what challenges me sometimes not in a good way.Anyway, time will tell what awaits.....Thank youDaria B.

Why not just go to a bank and get a mortgage, instead of doing all this credit card juggling?  

The fact that you quit your job, juggled uncertainty and left failure out of the equation is amazing.

Wholesaling is enough of a juggling act when the title is completely free and clear, and you may have a hard time finding a buyer quickly and assigning the contract when there are known title defects.

I am self managing right now as I don't have that many units to juggle.

Thanks for the encouragement, working full time so I'm trying to juggle this, but I am determined to get that first property by the end of Q1 2017!