You could spin your wheels a long time just hitting houses for sale and you could put mail out for months and not hit any deal.

But heres my thing, a lot of people end up spinning their wheels and not getting anywhere because they are stuck learning as much as they can but not taking any action.

My life doesn't spin like a "guru" story, but I'm young, comfortable, and free to do whatever I want for the rest of my life. 

Then advance to another areas trying to do too much will likely result in you spinning your wheels or making big mistakes.

In order:1/71/201/4My ratios are slightly skewed because I can spin a wholesale deal into a listing and still get paid from it.

Too many folks waste WAY too much time spinning their wheels with seminars, lists etc.

You can also spin this to a positive, having no cash now while you're still a newbie means you CANT make any dumb mistakes and will allow you to build your knowledge base while you build your financial base in parallel. 

Dion DePaoli It seems like the agent is correct, and doesn't want to be spinning her wheels, as we know is the case with a lot of "investors"/wholesalers.

You can't paint, or shouldn't paint pressure treated wood, and with untreated there's the potential for rot or pests.

In any event, I will be adding an addendum to my rental agreements in which I will cover proper use of garbage disposals and maybe add a service call fee in which it is shown that misuse caused the service call.In 15 years, I have NEVER had a tenant report a "clogged drain" and have never had to pay a single Rotor Rooter service call.