Many GP's focus on raising money from investors who are interested in short term holds and are singularly focused on rate of return.

Putting together a high quality offering memorandum just like you would for a multifamily property and outlining the package as a singular investment, along with historical financials that back up your pricing goes a long way in terms of retention of serious buyers and moving them into the stage where they are interested in submitting serious offers.

No, not 1 singular mention of the trillions kicked out to help supplement people, apparently that was National Beer Money day. 

Take a breath, and look at small steps, singular actions, that can have amplified positive results.

If you cannot come up with $1000 in cash RIGHT NOW then getting that $1000 should be your singular financial goal. 

I do really like their "step by step" ten point sequential plan of action with the integrated CRM, deal structuring, vs. only using say "wholesaling," "lease purchase," or "seller financing" as a singular (and thereby LIMITED) approach, and I will soon utilize ALL of them and more (like Chris Goff, Joe Crump, Ron LeGrand, etc.) but will mainly stick to doing (in, then OUT!)

Be singular on your source of instruction or you will be taken off course when you start experiencing The 3 D's (Doubt, Disappointment and Distraction). 

The system is currently a fiat vote, where one person can cast as many votes for a singular individual as they want, so long as they can find a post by that person.

People have a tendency to look at the market from a singular perspective, while there is some merit to that, we as investors should focus on the individual property owners who have their own financial picture.

The singular deal that gets done is usually pretty flawless with great terms but it probably took the same 20 offers that fell through.