Most agents aren't working with buyer's who are so committed to buying that they have paid money up front, many of their hours are spent combing through all of the tire kicker's endless questions so most agents working with investors aren't closing sales at the rate I am.

Unlike Wholesaling, the other entry points into Real Estate take much more capital.I'm not afraid of work, I'm just tired of having to settle for minimum wage even after I've obtained two A.S. degrees and halfway completed a B.F.A. degree.To tell you the truth, other than combing over the legalities of the contract, Wholesaling seems to be the simplest and least work effort involved within Real Estate.

There is so much stuff out there, it's hard to comb through it all.

I will certainly follow my initial plan of hiring a inspection professional to comb through the property.

Pre 2003, were you using the 1% rule, able to buy at discounts, buying at auction, MLS combing, REOs, marketing for leads, all of the above?

Combing through the contract, addendum, and facts of the case will shed light onto this.

If not, then I'm of the same opinion as @Brent Combs and @Doug M. 

My thoughts1) Continue to comb BP for a wealth of info2) Get plugged into your local real estate investment clubs3) Join meet ups with real estate invest4) Find a mentor or seasoned investor to pick their brain either invite for lunch or coffeea) Be prepared to answer how you can add value if you want to JV or be an understudyAll the bestCedric

I see a reality TV show, maybe a run for president, and most definitely a comb over in your future!!! 

I have combed through a lot of articles concerning vacation rentals and the majority feedback I see Is it isn't profitable, PM eats up most of your income, Your lucky to break even.