@James BarryYou begin with a bold statement that can't agree with until I understand your definition of "facts" and "assets"I have read many of the books on your list but below are a few that were missing (but that affected my thinking):Dennis Peacocke   (On the Destiny of Nations,  The Battle for the Minds of Men)Johnathan Eisen  (Suppressed Inventions and other Discoveries)The Richest man in Babylon (Clayson)Strengthsfinder 2.0 Tom RathThe Millionaire Next Door  Thomas StanleyFreakanomics Leavitt and DubnerForgive the typos,   I can add more when I get back from work.

But it’s a bold question we need to get at.

Originally posted by @Hue Quach:Do Wholesalers often work with real estate agents?

unless they are bold faced lying to me (i don't think they are, i have good rapport with the leasing agent) - yes they are verifying.

Bolding Nice!

Of course, forced appreciation of fix and flip is a horse of a different hue!  

But I have not been bold enough to make the leap to flipping or other "active" investing.

@Jonathan Kennedy - welcome and congrats on making the bold move to change careers.

The lease states that they waive the right of notice in bold letters per state law.So since they waive the right do I still have give them 14 days for them to pay or can I go ahead and file for detainer warrant now ?

The lease states that they waive the right of notice in bold letters per state law.So since they waive the right do I still have give them 14 days for them to pay or can I go ahead and file for detainer warrant now ?