It takes time, but get up and think what you have to be grateful for;  Being healthy, having a spouse you love and enjoy being with, having children who you love, grandchildren, enough to eat, money to pay your mortgage with, etc. 

When I was young and buying my first home, and had 20% down, I was incredibly grateful that the seller covered commissions, and so was fine with covering that when I sold, as it wasn’t nearly as painful to my pocketbook since it just came out of profits.I agree dealing with investors is different as they often don’t use realtors, but your average person doesn’t know how to buy a home and protect themselves during a transaction, nor have the time to figure it out, so they use someone to help.

I try to limit my slovenliness if I have to be seen in public with my people - my wife, parents, or band mates - but beyond that my typical uniform is a pair of Russell athletic shorts, a Grateful Dead T-shirt and either no shoes, Birkenstocks, or a "fancy" version of Crocs.

I’m extremely grateful for all the advice.

Phase I- Wholesaling * Phase II- BRRRR * Phase III- ScalingI am so grateful for the recommendation my friend made to download Bigger Pockets.

@Hattie Dizmond I am so grateful for your input.  

Pretty good deal going in with NO MONEY NO CREDIT---only in America do we have such opportunities--- Got to be grateful for that right? 

I am really grateful and I'll have fun going through all of this.

Now, the next thing I'm going to need you to do is spend a bunch of time for $3k instead of working with others that are grateful to have you in their team and that bring in money and deals reliably already.

:) I’ve also got a few questions at the end which I’ll be grateful for your input on.About MeI'm Jonathan.