8 Wrote everything I did down  in a form of a diary, mistakes and all9 Followed the advice of what everybody on BP regurgitates, despite my instincts telling me no10 Failed at it as I expected following this stupid advice11 decided to use my own logic12 Made my first wholesale deal in 3 months (14K)13 I said "yay"14 Ran 3 laps butt naked around the house out of shear happiness15, stepped it up16 made my second wholesale deal ($20K)17 Made a few more deals18 Website took the first spot of Google19 this:keeps happening20 Jerryll was happy21 Jerryll became stuck up22 Jerryll stopped helping others for free and turned to the chicken, goats and virgins currency23 Jerryll became really good at making BP admins nervousThat is the fool proof guide to how to wholesale:You are welcome.That will be 2 chickens and a virgin!

They fail to understand that they are responsible for managing their PM.Employees require management.

When they fail to provide you with a document set their application aside as incomplete and go with a different tenant.

She has tried cleaning it herself and has failed.

97% or more of undercapitalzied business's fail.. why is wholesaling any different its not.very small percent that truly have no means will do anything until they build a modest war chest or capital for their business.. its the same selling real estate as a licensed agent.. its not the business to get into if you dont have savings.other wise get a paying job for folks that are in the business build up your war chest and experience bucket you stand a much better chance than listening to the yes you can do it with no money no credit no means blue sky ra ra ra

My own work has not had dramatic fails, mainly because I don't rush it.

For Basic tried and true staples that give a flip fail proof basics and advise or the option to contact a designer and submit photos for advise on finishing touches may work.

Refuse to fail Reuben, you can do it.

The difference between the people that I see who succeed and fail or give up is that some have a passion for money and others have a passion for real estate.

He spent $5,000 doing that, and suggests a return of $3000/$5000 = 60% annually.This sounds like a great idea- but in practice, I think it would fail miserably.