A stinky shoe will stay a stinky shoe if it isn't cleaned and set out to air.

But I may be shoe stringing myself by getting into a 20 yr commitment.

However with the market primarily tied to Fort Drum, I don’t think too many people in the military are buying homes since they move frequently.

I've done tons of reading on the forums and learned a lot so far but i want sone experienced opinions on my current situation financially and what steps you guys or ladies would recommend for someone in my shoes. also if your in las vegas starbucks on me i'd love to meet and maybe even do some ride alongs haha! 

They get paid up front and aren't necessarily tied to the success.

And zip ties do very well. 

I would say sales ability is MORE important in wholesaling properties because you are working with something a lot more people have an emotional tie to: Their house. 

I am kinda confused on what is the best way for a wholesaler to tie up the property to be able to talk to the lender and wholesale the property to a buyer.

It would be foolish to have all your equity tied up in the market.  

Some markets had even rockier rides in the early 1980s or '90s.When so much wealth is tied up in one asset, the risk -- or stability -- of a local market can mean a lot to a homeowner.