And as you progress, the returns from this activity will increase.Best wishes, I'll leave you with the best advice my first broker taught me:"Remember to Breathe."

So I worked harder, found better jobs and now for the first time in 3 years we've gotten to where we might finally just have breathing room.

Heard good things about both.Make sure if you are raising money...even from friends and family that you stay SEC compliant....never a good situation to have Feds breathing down your neck....

I've lived in Pittsburgh since 2007 and I would best characterize this city as one where out-of-state investors ride in breathing fire at high noon, but slink out of in the dead of night grimly determined never, ever, ever to discuss the shaved orangutan they woke up next to.

It's like saying time spend on breathing is time spend away from living.How do you "make deals"?

@Collin Savunen the general concerns of the majorIty of peIple about the health of Real Estate Industty are fueled by a couple of things in my opinion, appreciation of the assets and increasing interest rates, this will lead to fewer people buying and eventually everything will start coming down, some geographical areas more so than the other, hold your breath it’s coming.

For 60.00 and I told him I would never use him again and as long as I was breathing I would never recommend him to anyone.

He became so upset, kept speaking negative comments under his breath.

I ignore those people or laugh at them under my breath. 

Since we are talking about SALES TRAINING, I was trained by 3 different companies in insurance and mutual funds, one was a top Fortune 50 company, we had go through the ringer in sales training on the phone to consumers and business owners, in the "bull pen", it was murder, sticking to a script, with some "manager" breathing down my neck.My mantra was, "well if I can excell at Parris Island SC in Marine Corps bootcamp, I can handlle some friggin sales training and huge rejection!"