NASDAQ hit 5000+ in 2000 as the dotcom/tech market bubbled.

In the mid 70's it became popular to start using acrylic plaster which is essentially acrylic paint with plaster mixed in as a thickener versus a bonding agent.

If it's a pet smell we've had good luck with 'Nature's Miracle' from PetSmart...dump & mop on hardwood floors, mix in carpet cleaner for carpets...

Keith I do commercial real estate but for houses many look at rent to sales price ratio, current condition when buying, unit mix 3 bed 2 bath and 2 car garage most optimal etc.Only really amazing areas do investors like to pay 1% rent ratio.

Wholesaling brings a mixed bag, and the market is the judge, not the wholesaler. 

I am interested in driving for dollars now when I find these properties that fit in my criteria what exactly should i leave at the door should it be a note , a flyer etc. what method will get the homeowners attention to make them call I am also trying to put a system in place that I will use for my business is there any marketing techs that works better than others

Overall,  there seems to be a solid mix of both experienced and "not-so-experienced" wholesalers. 

Probably a really simple question, but I've come across a lot of mixed information.

As far as the preference for SFR or condo, well, my experience is that apartments are great for folks in tech schools, which are shorter length training periods.

Our father in law lives out in the country in Ava and my wife and I eventually want to buy land and live out there once we've built up a portfolio of cash flowing rentals (future focus)So really springfield is a little bit convenience mixed with a little necessity because of family; however, I think I might want to branch out to either the Kansas City or St Louis market...but that's a ways away.As They're always saying on the podcast, you can always find a place to invest within just a few hours of wherever you live