My plan to overcome this is by analyzing deals daily, attending as many networking events as possible to show others I am committed and not just looking for a "get rich quick" scheme, and by being obsessed with personal development and education.

I understand the basics of wholesaling and many people I have talked to have recommended some of the typical  "wholesale guru courses" personally I don't feel comfortable forking out money to a pyramid scheme style that don't have creditable sources.

Is it a get rich quick scheme?

Hi Guys,Any designer recommendations in Massachusetts to design kitchen, floor plan layouts, color scheme, etc?

I love the fun color schemes on the desert style homes.

In the grand scheme of things this is no biggie at all.

Better equity position) investments.In the grand scheme of things, the “Save up” options are just a matter of patience (which is not a strong suit of mine haha). 

Account ClosedWe're pretty small fish in the scheme of things but have gotten to a point where we are able to live on income from our investments so it's no small feat.I worry about some of what you mention given the current market conditions.Here's the ideas that we've come up with to diversify:Purchase timbered lands and come up with business plans/gain capabilities to capitalize on the timber (specifically hardwoods) industryFor me, look into ways of diversifying our real estate holdings. 

BRRRR is the get rich slow scheme.

(Most mortgages these days aren't assumable anyway, so unless you know for a fact this one is, it probably isn't.)Re: the "due on sale" clause, various real estate gurus have, over the years, proposed a variety of schemes to try to conceal the fact that the property has changed ownership from the lender, such as putting the property in a trust (which technically does violate the due on sale/transfer clause though it makes it harder for the lender to know).Honestly, I'm not a big fan of those concealment strategies, and I don't think they're likely to work too well in today's digitized world.One way a lender could easily tell if a property had transferred would be that usually the insurance policy changes, and mortgagees (lenders) get notified whenever an insurance policy changes.