I don't really like the idea of taking shortcuts on my properties (regardless of whether I personally live in it or someone else does).

Formulas or rules provide a shortcut to deciding where to focus your attention.

A wise investor will not try to get rich quick with shortcuts.

Another cost effective option is to use your social media for hiring which shortcuts you to candidates that are already interested in what you do and familiar with your work.On Indeed.com, employees have more power than they used to and it is currently what we call an ‘applicant’s’ market.

A wise investor will not try to get rich quick with shortcuts.

There are no shortcuts and no one is going to hold your hand.

Once I’ve had a look around I will begin asking questions about their processes to learn if they are taking short cuts or performing quality work.

A wise investor will not try to get rich quick with shortcuts.

Without taking shortcuts you are sure to learn much more in the long hual of the process and while the money seems to be an quick payday when you are wholesaling I feel like over all their is much more moneys to be had in the reputable side of being a licensed agent.

Real estate can make people a lot of money, but there is no shortcut or easy path.Good luck moving forward