Certain players do consistently obtain more properties than others, partly due to marketing, experience level, or salesmanship.

My units tend to be on the upper end, so I don't feel a need to carry it all the time.

Thanks for all the welcomes guys, basically I started about 4 years ago when I borrowed some money from a relative and purchased a fixer upper.

It is a great house on the upper end of the price scale but now needs lots of work.

The problem is service level because they're doing REO bulks - I'm not holding my breath on them.

I plan to offer varying fee packages to the salespersons allowing each individual to pick the one that best matches their expected activity level.

So, it is important to keep the cash flow/unit at a reasonable level or you'll need a ton of units to make good money.Good Luck,Mike

I looked into the Carolina Panthers, Houston Texans, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Philly Eagles.Basically Texans and Panthers are cheaper, but no real resale value, so you will be taking a lossSteelers and Eagles are just WAY too expensive to make such a purchase worth itI was able to snag lower level 100 seats.

And if you're exceeding your comfort level, that's not necessarily a bad thing - just don't go crazy. 4 units is an accomplishment.

I would never suggest a person go to a gun fight only armed with a switchblade, so focus on learning and getting up to "gun" level.