Sorry for all the questions, I'm just curious to get a better idea of how investors are thriving in this market.

Okay, so for those of you who have interacted with me on here would know I'm a young thriving individual who is looking for his first wholesale deal in the market.

So don't spend a penny without a plan.Other than that, I wish you the best of luck, that you thrive with your new associates, and that you profit and have fun.

It is our job to analyze the market and take advantage of the best opportunities that it presents......if you lock yourself into one type of investment (buy and hold, lets say), then you do yourself a disservice by also locking yourself into a specific geographic region that doesn't necessarily present the proper conditions for that type of investment to thrive.

I will offer a superior service and build THE trusted name in PM first in my community and then all of the thriving surrounding markets.

My investor owns a few thriving businesses including a rental house and three karate schools. 

Are the dues paying an idle managers salary or going to project over-runs.... and still not maintaining the place or building reserves (the bad side) or do the dues help a well run association thrive, are they accounted for in a transparent way with good reserves, funding an active maintenance program, solid reserves, and good owner involvement and professional management (good side)..

But, if you can make it work in those times, you'll thrive in today's market!

Anyway, the purpose of this forum is to learn and hopefully I can inspire you and others to think outside the box and consider some new ideas because having an arsenal full of weaponry is how you survive and thrive in the ever changing arena of REI. 

It just so happens I stumbled across this whole sale investment company, and I got involved...I was like a kid in a toy factory out of my mind with joy, it was like riding a bicycle on the phone making deals, going out looking at properties, building relationships with buyers, sellers, agents, brokers, ect... after, really my first month I knew I had to start my own company... however I stayed with the company for 7 months, and decided now was the time to do my own thing, I know the game, I also know I have so much more to learn, if I built a thriving wholesale investment company once before I can do it again.