When I learned to make a bundle from solving a paper problem my attitude changed and I started looking for problems to solve, not avoiding them.

My attitude is who cares?

Gary Marker Part of being successful is failing and you certainly have the right attitude of letting it be a learning and humbling experience.

Instead of trying to make it right, they just tried to justify their actions with misdirection and a "get lost" attitude.

Many of us have spent countless hours answering the questions you're asking, and to not be willing to spend a few minutes looking for those answers basically says to us that you think your time is more valuable than ours.Also, as Bill pointed out, there are many of here who are happy to answer any specific questions you might have that haven't already been answered...but taking the attitude that "we don't care to help" really isn't going to motivate us to help...Real estate (like any difficult endeavor) takes time and effort...

You have the right attitude with learning from experience.

Wide open discussion for all interested, I need to pick up on certain attitudes and housing practices out here. 

Wide open discussion for all interested, I need to pick up on certain attitudes and housing practices out here. 

In most of the country, markets a too small and attitudes are still too entrenched with "must get a realtor" to make a go of wholesaling. 

I doubt with a negative attitude like that agent had, they are doing well.