Ryan DosseyThat is the type of service that I had my associates strive for when I was with HD.

My goals are very high for Real Estate, because I believe in always having very big goals set for oneself, that way you're always striving to achieve it and be bigger and better.

The good ones, that want to better their education, strive to provide a good service for their customers, and operate morally and ethically could never be compared to a "wholesaler" in my opinion. 

I personally strive to get closer to 2% with the mindset that if I cannot get closer to 2% I can probably spend my money elsewhere (stock market, potential flip ect...).

May be a hint that they area is not worth dealing with or if it is you want to strive for a little higher than a 8 cap to make it worth your while.

We strive to make 300/day/job so a 3-hour $20 lunch doesn't interest me, how much more for your 2-men with truck and tools GC.

I get the appeal of the quick turn and should absolutely strive for it IF your unit is renting at current market and is in good condition.

Here is what I came up with;Sellers Side:Cash BuyerClose QuicklyPurchase Properties AS-ISBuyers SideFantastic Profit MarginsAll My Deals Make Financial Sense (That's what I will be striving for.)Can you guys think of anything I might have missed.

The area is more C+, bjut I'd never recommend buying a property with tenants in place unless there is (a) a strong and documented record of timely rental payment; (b) you have the opportunity to speak to the tenant about the condition of their unit and the property in general prior to the purchase; (c) you run a thorough background screening on the tenant to make sure they will pass your standards for a resident.Agents often seek to sell properties when they should strive to build relationships by offering good investments.

Renting has been around forever and will continue to strive in good and bad times, tis about the product and the numbers.