To be the best in my chosen profession is certainly something that I'm striving for, and I will also strive to know as much as I possibly can about a property that I'm wholesaling.

My overall question is really are the places I've chosen the right ones to specialize in and get to know intimately or have I missed a glaringly obvious one?

Otherwise, it's just a waste of time and money.In case of the janitor, Harvard delivered what it had promised - a degree in a subject chosen by a student.

Most are full service but be really clear on exactly what you will need to do once you sign the contract with the company you’ve chosen.

The more successful ones have chosen to run their investments passively while channeling their energies on their first love: servicing people through medicine.

One may choose to dismiss the chosen path of others without the need to judge.

James you need a local investor who is also a broker that will go out and give you an opinion on it.I don't feel brokers/agents who are not investors themselves truly know how to evaluate risk versus return and location properly.There are rental markets where good can be defined.For instance certain areas of Atlanta are strong rental but strong crime as well.Those areas you can buy cheap but generally want a 15% CAP or higher to take it on.Nicer areas you might be fine with a 10% cap rate.It depends on if you are looking to hit massive cash flow to get out of the rat race or just want to buy a few tax shelters on the side in good areas and you already make a ton from your chosen profession.

Meaning, they have eligible to become a Broker, they passed the Broker exam, they have just chosen not to be the Broker of their office.

The "certified 203k contractor" is a training course that is provided to educate contractors on the requirements and can be presented to your lender to show that the contractor's being chosen have a competence level that exceeds the 203k requirements that the lender has to verify in underwriting the loan.

Topic proposal for the podcast/instagram Live: Buyer Differentiator, and saying No to otherwise good deals that fall outside of your pre-established/chosen niche and real estate identity.