Go on a diet, this reduces your caloric intake and forces you to eat less meaning you spend less at the store.

I'm dieting again after gaining TWENTY pounds during recent 2 month RV trip.

@Megan Greathouse I don't think it's bad agents or wholesalers but the recent fad of virtual investing.

Nick does not sell real estate .. he simply teaches @Todd Dexheimer  excellent points when I go to these events.. its just like BP only probably a higher conversion or success rate than BP or any online traning.. since folks are paying a nice sum to be there.. but you can only lead folks to water you can't make them drink... just look at the BP boards.. 90% of the people coming on this site that never did anything with real estate get all excited then fad away and never do anything.

It's not like they're going to change their diet to suit another ethnicity's palette.

In recent years agents have spent lots of money and time on the latest marketing fad, social media.

I'm currently a Personal Trainer and Sports Nutrition Specialist, but have just recently started flipping houses, as well as building a fitness boot camp and diet coaching business, to generate additional cash to put into buying more properties. 

lots of ways, but a good wholesaler with steady diet of deals is very valuable.good luck

A few weeks ago there was a similar post that involved low carb ketogenic diets and making their own bread. 

This is a historic house and personally, I like to keep them as true to form as possible so I have no intent of making it open concept, exposing beams and all the "fad" stuff I see nowadays.