Seemingly overnight, I transformed from a carefree twenty-something who bought/did what he wanted to a father on a mission.  

I live in the Mission.

I picked up many properties that were thin to use in non-profit, low/moderate housing programs, they carried themselves, not much cash flow but that wasn't the mission, providing housing was the mission.

I work with brokers that specialize in investor financing to get the mission accomplished.

Have a sign.You mission is to get the listing, but if it's a listing worth working, that's up to you, some places you just can't sell and walk off with a reputation.Good luck!

Please rate this mission statement, is it good or not and why?

There are three great monthly meetings here in SD; SDCIA in Mission Valley, FIBI in Del Mar and NSDREI in Oceanside.

Obviously it won't be removed, wish it were, but a link would certainly be in line with the mission, reputation and goals BP seems to strive for. :) 

@Hector Perez The way I have been doing is through presentations.My very first time in 2010 I raised $50k was at the REIA meeting where I represented my company, our business model, mission statement, investment opportunities (deals) that I have and in the pipeline, estimated profits shown in numbers backed by pictures of the property and lastly explain why we need to borrow and ROI.From there, one thing leads to another and the word got out.

Initially, i would like to start with wholesaling, but I do like cash flow from rental properties (i have been a landlord in the past).Eventually, my mission is to provide a better living situation for people who cannot afford to purchase homes by their own means.