@Michael Delpier, @John Thedford is right, barring a huge natural disaster and congressional action there's no exceptions.

Or you can look at the Testimonials section of my website, shown in my signature.

That picture was actually taken when I was going to meet with Congressional staff to discuss a program/resource I took part in creating for veterans returning and transitioning into the academic environment.In regards to real estate, I am 35 years old, and yes I am hungry, however, I am not young and flashy.

Dont worry about the money- it will come.2. treat each transaction better than if it were yours3. get referrals from very happy clients and keep up with them after the transaction.4. let everyone know what you do and provide them with testimonials from former clientsRome wasnt built in a day but lasted centuries. good luck

Be sure to cruise the forms, take advantage of the resources and always ask questions people on here give great advice & testimonies 

Thank you for all the contributors to this post.The debate on 'subject to', wholesaling, bandit signs etc will continue till whenever.We like BP for the frank responses and comments@Ian DavisIts a numbers game.Great deals are negotiated.its about selling, the seller on your position.Education and testimonies will tip u off that the deals are out there

You should ask the other investors you are taking to for a few testimonials as well.  

Check out the information on the websites, check out their videos, FAQs, blogs, check-out references or testimonials, message the testimonials people via FaceBook, and ask around in REIAs,  Google transactional funding and go down the list.  

Possibly put in a small testimonial right below the picture. 

(Also... do you mind if I share this testimonial in the future?