And then the investors going to repeat the same euphoria again lolIts wolf eating wolf and eating wolf-way of business.Now every GP outthere, look at the same excel sheet, find me all complex that would have debt maturity in 2024, I would buy it all with 20% discount LOL LOLKind of.

But in my mind that's your best case scenario, take your profit at the beginning, maybe buy a couple of the houses at a discount on the back end as rentals if it works out, but for sure I wouldn't want my profits for improving raw land tied to the final sale of the home unless I was incentivized to do so.  

I’m sure many will agree that this has been tremendously helpful and very interesting to follow.

I used a promo code provided at the end of a webinar and paid for one full (discounted) year after attending "The 90 Day Challenge" with Dave Meyer.Attendees who purchase the Pro membership are supposed to get the "Real Estate by the Numbers" book as well.

Those fees got so ridiculous, that there was tremendous pressure among travelers to avoid the phone. 

Keep in mind turnkey companies do get bulk discount from their subcontractors and vendors, some company pocket the discount for themselves, some company pass onto the discount to their customers and offer a great price.

Because it is mostly cosmetic, the cost to remodel isn't horrible but you can still get the properties at a discounted rate.

I started listening more to other agents and experienced investors, which has helped me grow tremendously.

I fail to see how that is any different than Bigger Pockets but people talk about it.There is a very large group that charges $20k to join and has a lot of videos and meet ups and is run kind of like an MLM where they give you a "discount" "to the next level" if you convince someone else to join.

This is still a huge discount over what a wholesaler would sell an equivalent house for in my market.