Countless times I have called on an active listing stating I am a buyer, with all cash, I will prove it, and I want to make an offer, please call me.

I have/had a list of where I emailed countless agents to no avail, and gave up calling after the third or fourth time.

I have spent the past 6 months or so educating myself on REI as much as possible primarily here on BP by listening to countless podcasts, posting tons on the forums, analyzing hypothetical deals, networking with other investors, realtors, wholesalers, lenders, contractors, etc.

And I’m also running into the problem of trying to figure out how to fill out the paperwork to continue eviction, if we take that route,in cook county, IL.I’m getting some results saying you have to e file it cook county, and other sites say no, you have to file at courthouse.It seems in this situation, I wast  aware of my poor management,after the fact,  being to kind,letting the late rent slip countless time among other things, until I actually typed it out in my question, and read it back to myself did I really realize it.I really appreciate, and accept the  constructive criticism that was brought to my attention.

Me and my wife practice many of the principles that we have learned along the way through the help of BP money podcast, countless books, and other resources such as a high savings rate and living a lifestyle well below what we bring in.

It's easy to fall prey to the countless lead generation schemes and various other shiny objects to the point where your monthly spend crushes you. 

I've spent countless hours on Zillow looking for deals but I want to accelerate my property analysis procedures.

On this path, I spent countless long hours studying my butt off to be the best Engineer that I could be.

I should have just sold it then because after putting $35k into renovations, it only sold for $230k.After its all said and done, I took home $40k.Here is what I am having trouble deciding: whether to flip another one or start buying rental properties.I am 25 years old and even though planning for the long-term is probably smarter, I want to grow quickly.I have read countless articles on how to acquire rental properties quickly and they all contradict one another.

Getting your first rehab project will require you to create a SOW, talk to contractors, compare and review bid proposals, review budgets, & make countless trips to Home Depot. ​