In the spirit of keep this short for now, more to come and I always welcome questions, I'd like to say hello to all the 'old timers and everyone else who I have not had the privilege of meeting, yet.It feels good to be back!

To really ramp this up and do some volume, you probably need to go direct to the homeowner (marketing for non-listed properties).Buying thru others means you are paying for that privilege; there is higher competition for deals on the MLS and auction sites, and wholesalers will take a part of your margin.  

In the meantime...I'm eager to keep moving forward but in Minneapolis/St.Paul its a very competitive market and I don't have the privilege currently to invest out of state.

Posting ads is a privilege, not a right, and if we feel that an ad doesn't fit well with BiggerPockets, it will likely be removed.

A couple of weeks ago I had the privilege of speaking with Brian Gibbons on the phone for about half an hour.

Until I take my next step in REI and the majority of my business is comprised solely of assigning contracts to other private investors; I only want to be thought of or considered to be the number one wholesaler; at least in one way or another to every quality investor/professional that I have the privilege of I coming acrossI will always need as long as I am a real estate investor; all of the tricks, tools, & trades I learn through becoming a tremendous wholesalerI want every aspect of my lead generation, my property evaluations, my deal analysis, my renovation budgets (determinations, estimates, & timelines) the complete all in requirements in both time and holding cost spent from start to finish, establishing ARV’s, and of course nothing less than 100% picture perfect all-inclusive, data thorough, as easy to say yay or nay on in moment style property breakdown presentations!

Having a pet is a privilege.  

Plus the winning bidder now has the privilege of paying the back taxes...

I will make the change so my vehicle now pays me for the privilege of having me drive more than 30,000 miles per year. 

@Anthony Gayden C'mon man, that's a very privileged way to view things.