Think the cat might be out of the bag but... the deals are still out there with a bit of looking and patience.  

Hey BP'rs, we've bagged our first wholesale, and we're now considering flipping one ourselves.  

Packing my bag I landed in the Midwest with no friends, and no contacts, just with the proceeds from that small tech company I managed to sell out.

I created a "sacred space" as it were, with calming music, candlelight, hot tea, etc... and for 1hour/week I listened through 1CD.

If your sandwich buyer stops paying rent, you're left holding the bag with the seller while you're personally evicting the end buyer (costing you missed rent, and eviction fees).

I work in front of a computer all day so this was fun and easy for me to do but wouldn't be everyone's cup of tea. 

When these loans got so bad that people actually started defaulting in mass, anyone holding the bag got hurt. 

Every day you waste is going to cost you money and she will eventually walk leaving you holding the bag.

It's like me paying my clean-up guy, I'm not going to drop him a deposit so he can get plastic bags and a shovel, he'll be paid hourly and I take care of the rest.However, as a contractor vs. handyman crew, you buying the materials would cramp my whole business.

There are also apartment coaching programs, if that is your cup of tea.