@Ashton Sharp Ashton, are you working with a broker?

My ambitions are lofty, but my skills are sharp, I pick up quickly, and I'm really excited and eager to learn as much as I can from everyone and add as much to the conversation as is possible.

If you know your numbers and make an offer in line with the bottom of your scale, you'll probably know within a week most likely if it was rejected.I think persistence and a sharp eye may be key here.

Popcorn airpopper machine and small bags of kernels (super cheap)Non metal (not sharp) dart boardWalking sticksCheap binocularsFishing pole if you are near a creek/water (I am)

Check out that lead from Account Closed and be sure to follow him.I've had the opportunity to network in person with Nick and I've followed his guidance in several situations.Paid off every time.If you still need a lead for an investor-friendly agent/broker, I have one and he is sharp, professional, and super responsive.Good luck and keep at it.

@Harrison Sharp Hey Harrison!

I've not lost money on a RE deal but I've had a couple of pretty thin ones; if the market took a sharp dive, I'd have been underwater.

In QB, a lot tougher to add in stuff down the road if you don't have your basic structure right for expense/income tracking/reporting.My wife is pretty sharp with QB, but it took her some experimentation for a while on our rentals.

@Sue Kelly, you are as sharp as they come and you really sound like someone from Hollywood.

They are an elderly couple with past drug use so not too sharp.