He caused the owner thousands in damages when he moved out which is why he wound up contacting us to take over management.

It may have taken me 5 months to close my first deal - but I wound up closing 6 in the next two months & I knew at the end of the school year it was time to take the jump - to become a realtor full time.I'll spare you guys the rest of the story but it's been incredible... just some of the feats I've accomplished are:1.

I found mold that was hidden during due diligence and it wound up costing over 25k in remediation and reconstruction.

It went over budget so I wound up taking out an equity line to help pay for the renovations.

The deductible was about equal to what I was able to get the kitchen redone for, so we wound up not filing a claim.

I'll be able to get a renter in that unit the day I close on it.But I I think I'm over paying for it by a good 5%-7% - there was a bit of a bidding war and I wound up going about $15k above list for it because the ROI kept working.   

The wound is still open.

Finally the time has come to enjoy the fruits of my harvest and, just like that, after a 5 minutes conversation, all has vanished.As you can tell, I'm still licking my wounds.

I was a licensed realtor, that wanted to find a company that catered to investors and wound up finding a real estate company that was accredited by the BBB and happened to do wholesale deals.

I had this property under a management company and wound up evicting a tenant selling drugs.