@Sam Craven we chose to hire an AdWords expert for a few months to help us get on the right track as both myself and my business partner had no clue where to start.

But if we come to a stand still then it is always nice to have seller financing as a "well if you want a higher price we could try this route"Once again I am not a seller finance expert and I'm sure if I were REALLY good at selling the benefits it might be more of a focus with us, so I guess what I am saying is you either have to REALLY know these benefits and how to explain them well or yes you are probably correct it is going to be a tough sale for the most part.Do you even try offering them cash if that is what they want?...

I'm no expert, but you want to re-assess your expenses.

I appreciate your expert input.

ect.I have many other questions, but any helpful advice from a seasoned expert, Invester, landlord, real estate agent, ect., would be very much appreciated.

I am definitely not the expert here, but can you show me how this is the case?

I am not expert on these, and don't understand how they would be able to make adjustments, if they even tried..

If that's the case, you'll have to get a transactional loan.Even if you don't need to have the transactional funds in place, you'll need to verify who the certified checks should be made out to and know that the title company is comfortable doing a double close.

Also, keep in mind that the best mentor may not be an expert or guru but just someone who can keep you on track and be a good sounding board.

So what he suggested was doing wholesale last and be an expert at marketing.