A wholesaler is an intermediary, horse trader of horse traders, a wholesaler does not exist without the horse seller and the horse buyer.

In it he says "Bond traders don’t fight the Fed because they know the Fed is the monopoly reserve supplier.

With Coops there are a lot of rules you will need to follow they all have diff rule and if you’re fortunate enough to find one that would allow you to rent there will be restrictions for ex # of years you can sublet

I've been looking in the area (south shore) along with other, greater Boston, markets (Worcester for ex). 

As a former currency trader, I can tell you when currencies get rocked overnight, I don't want to be trying to sell a property.  

Trader Joe's is building a new location there soon, so they must have a reason for that. 

I am a micro-scalping Futures Trader.

If I were you I'd probably prove the concept first on a 1/2 or 2/3 SF in for ex Cleveland acquired for ~70k with ARV ~130k (totally made up numbers) using hard money w/ DP coming from your money/private money/cash advance from business LOC, etc.

I brought spices from Traders Joe for like $25.

PS I've found leaving a bouquet of flowers on the bed ($6 at trader Joe's ) is one of the most mentioned highlights of my reviews.The obvious downside has everyone points out, is that you're only one vote away, whether that be HOA or city council, from being obsolete.