Have you taken on account the possibility that you may not be able to get 18 people living in harmony? 

I agree with the other posters about quality over quantity.

In the product world, wholesaling is buying in large quantities then retailing in small quantities.

If you make it your number one priority to help the seller out, the money will follow...and it will follow in much greater quantities.

But, like Michael says: its about the quality of your leads not the quantity.

Rick Harmon I don't think this a subordination issue.

I now own rental properties and they're all in this same neighborhood.So, what I'm saying is that you can have a huge wholesale buyers list and they're all over the place and you'll have a big quantity of lookers.

Consequently, the upper wall was wet enough to support some measure of this mold, while the lower wall stayed wet longer - since the water migrated downward - and supported a greater quantity of growth in the lower wall areas.The growth pattern and color does not imply that it's Stachybotrys or Chaetomium which occur when there is a lot of mold over a long period of time.

I mean, I could give estimates of what I could get them repaired for, but my estimates will be way higher than someone who has their own crew or who rehabs in quantity because I am sure I am not getting the absolute BEST rate quoted.

In this business I understand there is room for that and speculation, but it does not take a lot of effort to see by the large quantity of data collectors on the net a larger portion is data and analysis based, and the ones that master that separate themselves from the average.