I like multi families, for buy and holds, and tenant occupied that need work but are habitable.  

However, it is NOT a habitability issue, so the landlord does NOT have to pay for a hotel.

This report is short enough that you may just want to start the habit manually and automate in the future.

To the point of the OP, a big part of success is studying other successful people, consistenly doing all you can to learn from them and develop the habits that help those people and then often it's having the patience and fortitude to last long enough for your 'lucky break/s' to come.

If this is a one time thing, David T. gives good advice, just be careful, human nature is to repeat habits.

If the daily habits and tasks required of a wholesaler benefit your personality then yes you should do it.

You might want to also get in the habit of ranking each block (1 to 5 is fine) that you drive and keeping a record.

., accessible via the Internet) then you can build some simple (5 tabs) presentation pages that provide project vitals, like Description, Financials, About You, Questions, Updates.Under each tab, you would go into more depth about your project.

(a) How to tap into the power of daily discipline (b) How to increase your success, by doubling your rate of failure (c) How to identify habits that serve you, and replace those that don't (d) How to harness the powers of reflection, completion and celebration (e) How to close the gap between where you are and where you want to be.

Habits I have are looking for deals in my area as well as being here in BP.