Ideally i'd like to partner up with a seasoned mentor living in Toronto for my first few deals but i'm a self learner so if that doesn't happen i'll soak up all the knowledge i can from BP and figure it out :)Hope to be making meaningful and fruitful connections on this site.Happy Friday!

It's still a nice return, but selling it is like cutting down the apple tree and it won't produce any more fruit.

Just didn't want to see you get frustrated and quit like so many do if their initial effort doesn't produce immediate fruit.

Steve Babiak -- Those 20k posts that aren't being included in the count include spam, garbage posts, and all the garbage that we throw in our virtual BP trash basket.

I like picking the low hanging fruit.

Maybe some of the 21 people who didn't leave messages would be interested in selling however my business model is built around low hanging fruit...BTW this list is a new list for me...

then you are putting all eggs on one basket.

I've been pretty vocal about the fact that -- while there is nothing wrong with paying for a coach -- there are other, less costly avenues that can be just as, or more, fruitful for budding investors.I've mentored a few other up-and-coming investors in the past (75% success ratio), but with the new family, I haven't had much time the past year or two.

My first job at 14 was working dusk till dawn at a fruit market.

This is not to say one should not have a good follow-up system in place; although, there are those that mass market and gather only the lowest hanging fruit.