Feed your faith, to starve your fears and doubts"

After reading multiple books on financial independence, Real Estate Kept popping up, so I took the leap of faith this year to really dive in a soak up as much knowledge from this awesome community as well as contribute.

They are wholesaling properties, the fact that they give you some rough numbers is great but by no means should any investor take that on blind faith and you should assume those are absolute best case scenarios. 

Or do I think that the US government, spending at an annual deficit of +$1.5T annual deficit and $33T in total debt (Annual US revenue is $4.9T so debt is 6.7X total revenue - it's like my friend with a $200K income getting a $1.3M uncollateralized personal loan - backed by his "full faith and credit" - he'd never qualify!)

What you are doing with this process is buying good faith with all parties and when the seller counters too high you have a heart to heart with the agent and simply ask

"Take Nothing on Faith!"

@Amanda ThompsonThis will breed bad faith.

My role is finding investors, and maybe investing a bit of my dough for good faith (skin in game).

Even though there isn't anything jarring to my business on the docket per say, I want to show the HOA I'm making an effort to partake as a sign of good faith.

Each of you would promise to negotiate a new rate in good faith.