I did my best with Excel spreadsheets based on the book to cover all the bases.Now it is 7 years later and I have a portfolio of 6 income producing (as best as I can tell ;) ) properties.

The short answer is, if you can produce leads and get deals under contract as the retail market gets stronger ( transitions from buyers market to sellers market ) you can sell your wholesale deals faster and for more money.

I think I need to start looking at my expenses a little closer and making sure that these fixes are truely going to produce a ROI.

It takes 30 seconds to produce that list.

It's a healthy mix of culture and chaos.

My stepson has done very well for himself over the past couple of decades, has set a very healthy amount of funds aside, formed a RE investment company, and structured it properly to access the funds.  

JasonWelcome.You might consider Niche Housing like student rentals it can produce 2-4 times more rent.Paul

go to REIA's all sorts of folks will use you to bring them deals. wholesaling for most is a dead end.. really depends on your goals.if you want in the industry you may want to think about getting licensed and work your way up.. get on a big producing team and make money while you learn.. wholesaling your all ON YOUR OWN reason 98% fail at it.

I do have management experience; this experience is greater in the field of mental health. I

As well, what materials do you have in mind that could be salvaged that would produce a net gain greater than $30K?