I heard Payton Manning (remember that dude who sits in Diners all day long, and spends rest of the evening talking to strange men in parks..

Also look out for companies that are just advertising props owned by other companies - these people are mostly just middle-men trying to get a cut of someone else's product - they have no incentive to keep you happy long-term.

I was reading some quotes from legendary wise men and came across the saying that goes "two heads are better than one".

I can add value through advertising local BP meet ups, attend non BP events and act like a BP Club promoter, spend sometime volunteering to teach into to investing classes to HS kids hooking them on the awesomeness of the BP brand, and by actively linking mentors to men tees actively in locations. 

have a harder time venturing out on their own than men do.

From there I wanted to live in one half of the duplex while im renting out the second room on my side for $500 to one of my fellow Navy men that will be looking for housing once we arrive at the base.

but this is why you are working with listing agents and not wholesalers and unlicensed middle men.. they are not going to risk there licesnes and lie and cheat.

(NOT THE MIDDLE MEN).

In the past year I had conversations with two successful, long time business men who each expressed their interest to hold on "one more cycle" before they retire or sell their business.  

Turn key companies are in the business of buying distressed properties at a discount and reselling them to (mostly out of state) "investors" ... by the time you get the property, a wholesaler, contractors, real estate agents, the turnkey company, the hard money lender, out of state marketers, and the PM have already gotten or will get paid on the deal ... that is a lot of middle men getting paid, and who do you suppose pays for all those markups?