(a house hack - live in flip) I know it wouldn't cash flow in 99.9% of the situations but in some cases I would be paying less than an apartment.

However it seems as if being an agent would be more lucrative than an investor, due to licencing and stuff.As i say i am just looking for advice on anything you can think of that might help me.

I have to admit I'm very competive and it's not a good thing  since I spend more time being a Realtor than an investor.

If managers and execs dont reply back to me I will definitely try out the recruiters and exhaust every option possible. 

If you have exhausted your attempts with that loan product; I would then try local banks.  

And by the time it is all over with, and the eviction process is long, we are absolutely exhausted!

Are you really so large that you've exhausted all the flip deals in and around your market?

Once your earnings level off, or you're exhausted from continuously pounding the pavement, then kick back and enjoy (and save) your income streams that you've worked hard to build.

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You know, its funny you should say that cause I literally just finished listening to that audiobook no more than an hour ago.