[Please don't just say: not all the eggs in the same basket]...

I also have a little basket in each bathroom with sewing kits, emery boards, shower caps (all of these I get from my travels) plus I bought a big box of "La Fresh travel-lite" individually wrapped makeup remover towelettes online (which I highly recommend- I have lost fewer towels and facecloths to makeup once I started providing these), etc.I provide snacks for people when they arrive, e.g. a couple of granola bars and a couple of bags of salty snacks like pretzels- I go to Costco and see what they have that's individually packaged, has an extended sell-by date (some of the chips have to get used up quicker than I would use them) and then look for something that runs less that 45 cents each. 

In a market that is coming back, where there's still plenty of low hanging fruit if you know where to look, it is not at all in my best interest to point you to the honey hole because that means there's less for me. 

No one is going to serve up an amazing deal on paper just so you grab the low hanging fruit. 

But if you are really doing business in the real world, all sellers aren't in that basket.

It gives go-juice to those of us in the trenches, wondering how to get to the holy grail of the money tree that delivers fruit. . . on a monthly basis!

My current 9-5 is in manufacturing and I also do various foreclosure inspections part-time but I have been working too long in both fields, not seeing any fruits of my labor I have decided to take on the title of Rookie Wholesaler.

Why put all your eggs into one basket (market) when you can diversify?

I have made numerous fruitful connections through BP so far which is awesome!

It seems to me, with this arrangement, you would still be keeping all your eggs in one basket in the event that you were sued, and you could potentially lose all of the properties if you got a huge judgement against you.