I’ve put 100’s if not 1000’s of hours in educating myself in both the market and REI.If both took equal effort and had identical returns I would choose the stock market, I find it more intellectually stimulating (when investing in single stocks) and I don’t have to deal with people, tire kickers can be exhausting!

I appreciate being treated like a human being in a group discussion and not as a research subject by someone who feels secure enough in her wholly unfounded moral and intellectual superiority to offer me the smug imperative to "Make it a great day."

I know the intellectuals fancy NPV, but they hand-waive away the problems with ACCURATELY forecasting discount rates for distant cash flows in projects.

Financially and intellectually.  

Ironically, the antithesis of this research based and intellectual debate, the much chided Realtor's (TM) crying call of Location!

Cheers for all the intellectually stimulating discussions on this thread and BP as a whole!

This case is so easily distinguished from the typical "wholesaler" activity as to be completely meaningless as a tool to "answer" anything at all.So, you're under the very false assumption that the only people who go to contract with wholesalers are elderly, desperate, financially challenged and intellectually inept grandmas and the wholesalers cheating them out of their houses are typically children with no money and zero expectation to close?

But it is not for the stupid, intellectually lazy, the get-rich-quick groupie or those with poor emotional balance.

Renatus has no connection to NRU and has since replaced the intellectual property it acquired from them (in the bankruptcy) with updated material.As for "Pissed Consumer" or any complaint other site, I'd point you directly to BBB.

Learn the laws in your state, excercise your equitable conversion rights, this game is not that complex.The value you bring to sellers is your knowledge of how to turn a property quickly (get LEGALLY paid for you knowledge) all you need is intellectual capital you don't need to be a millionaire to get into real estate flipping.