But, most beginners don't.Your best shot of finding a deal is "driving for dollars," as Brandon terms it, looking for vacant/rundown properties in good neighborhoods with great school systems, then contacting the owners, who may have been considering selling, but not taken any action, yet.Another key is to pick an area and focus on that, getting to know local values like the back of your hand.

Pick a niche and go out there and do it, you will get better with action.

Some custodians are far more automated from a technology angle than others and many still require you to complete paper forms for every action.

I basically just show people what we are doing, and if you put your heart and soul take action, you can definitely do this..

Congrats on taking action and working towards financial independence!

The State of Illinois recently passed a statute into law that allows regulators to examine and publicly report on delinquency rates, as well as take action against lenders whose rates are too high.

I would skip the plunger and toilet brush, those are kind of "ewww" things that people don't care for messing with and probably already have their own, and just limit it to consumables. 

Congrats on taking action and working towards your financial independence!

Hey, as Brandon Turner says "Take Action" you have alot of back ground so run with it.

I don't have consumer debt, and I have a little cash saved up.